March 13, 201016 yr Noticed that the last few flights using ASE/FSX the destination winds were incorrect, whether or not the "force destination weather" option is selected. Usually 180 degrees out of sync with what they should be. I am noticing the visibility and clouds are normal, and within a minute or two after touchdown, the winds are correct. I used FSUIPC to supress wind gusts and turbulence, but not limit the amout of degrees per second for the wind. On the approach, I can see the wind shifting back and forth on the ND of whatever aircraft I fly, and it matches the data shown in the shift+Z display, but it never corrects to where it is reported to be.. This is with our without PMDGs aircraft as well. I also always load a flight plan. Any help greatly appreciated. Allan Burek
March 14, 201016 yr Hi,So the winds are wrong and then once you land the wind goes to correct? Do they suddenly jump or are they gradually changing on the ground?
March 15, 201016 yr Author Seems to be a fairly quick transition, as I dont have FSUIPC smoothing. Allan Burek
March 15, 201016 yr Seems to be a fairly quick transition, as I dont have FSUIPC smoothing.Pretty sure I saw this last night at KEWR as well after my flight from EGCC. Using the recommended 1degree/3 seconds in FSUIPC. Force Destination Wxr on. Report tab said winds 010/19 Yet Map page was clearly showing winds going the opposite and when I got my landing clearance winds were read to me as like 190/19 or something. 010/19 was correct btw and all AI was using 4L and 4R as expected. Made for an almost 20kt tail/crosswind landing. Bet the folks in back made full use of their air sickness bags LOL... I didn't happen to notice if it corrected itself on the ground was changing pants :( Weird...-Paul Have a Wonderful Day -Paul Solk
March 15, 201016 yr This happens to me aswell I use fsuipc for winds, and force destination weather, landing at CYYZ in ASE the winds were 020@13 knts, on approach the winds in fsx were 150 @ 10 knts as soon as I landed the winds went to what ASE was reporting 020 @ 13 knts very rapidly.
March 17, 201016 yr this maybe a fsuipc and ase problem, because if you go into fsuipc ad press weather buttonon the front screen, the winds will instantly change to what ase has downloaded Dave
March 17, 201016 yr Author this maybe a fsuipc and ase problem, because if you go into fsuipc ad press weather buttonon the front screen, the winds will instantly change to what ase has downloadedWhich button, the clear all weather, or default weather settings? Allan Burek
March 20, 201016 yr Hi there,I have the same issue. :( FSX+ASE Cheers Jan 9800X3D | Asus ROG Astral 5080 | 64GB G.Skill RipJaws | 1T/2T/4T Samsung 990 PRO | Windows 11 | MSFS
March 20, 201016 yr Hi, I have noticed something similar... I had turned DWC off and went playing without it. Winds in Rome were the same as in Paris on departure, however clouds was kinda ok. Altimiter was also the same as in Paris on departure. Then I hit the dynamic slider to 50% and whoaaaaa winds went back to what they shoud have been...Normal FSUIPC, however today will get the registered version to beat the wind change at altitudes. Tom Link
April 5, 201016 yr Same issue here. I always seem to be vectored and landing with a tail wind. Traffic is coming at me most of the time.BobKMEM Bob Donovan - KBOS
April 5, 201016 yr Hi Bob,After FS and AS are started and running are you refreshing the AI system with the icon in AS?
April 6, 201016 yr I just had a similar problem. I had my flightplan loaded and was flying into KORD. ASE is reporting the following:Wind Dir - 020Wind Speed - 9KT gusting to 19Visibility - 10+SMClouds - OvercastPrecip - Heavy RainTemp - 12.0/5.0Pressure - 29.81 inchesIt assigned me Runway 28. As I was vectoring at 8000 feet the wind was [email protected]'m using DWC and I did press the "refresh AI" button. Force destination Wx Zone is checked. FSUIPC is set to 3 degree/sec for wind smoothing.Weird, I don't recall it ever doing this before.I'm not sure how FS assigns runways when DWC is enabled, since if "Global mode" is on, wouldn't the weather at the ground @ destination be whatever it is where your aircraft is? Then after you land you get the proper weather. Or does ASE know how to tell FSX what the weather is on the ground at your destination? When are you supposed to press the Refresh AI button? Immediately after loading up FSX? Or right before TOD? Or when you're within 80 miles of destination? Do you only have to press it once per flight?Wow, that's a lot of questions. Sorry Jim!Jeff Calder Jeff Calder
April 6, 201016 yr Hi Jeff,Try with DWC Off.Click on the Refresh button once per FS session, after FS is loaded.That is so the AI/ATIS system in FS has the current data loaded into that system. After, it will continue to have the AS data so you don't have to worry on long distance flights about refreshing again.
April 7, 201016 yr Sorry Jim,I did not understand (per flight) the correct startup sequence of ASE and FS9.(i have Ge Pro)
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