In RC 4.3 for FS9 I encountered a problem when departing from DTTA at a selected rwy 11. First the angle given by RC appear to be of by 180 deg (334 deg according to RC). Second the distance info given by RC didn't change and nothing happened more from RC. RC throwed this error message 'fsuipc-wait can't get D0008 to change from 3645852 always 3645852' . I use the Tunis 2008 africasim V 1.4 addon scenery for DTTA.

In RC 4.3 for FS9 I encountered a problem when departing from DTTA at a selected rwy 11. First the angle given by RC appear to be of by 180 deg (334 deg according to RC). Second the distance info given by RC didn't change and nothing happened more from RC. RC throwed this error message 'fsuipc-wait can't get D0008 to change from 3645852 always 3645852' . I use the Tunis 2008 africasim V 1.4 addon scenery for DTTA.

have you clicked the rebuild rc scenery database button after adding the scenery? make a log, details pinned to the top of the forum.search this forum for fsuipc_wait, and D008 - you will find at least 4 threads with why this happens, depending on whether you use AS or widefsjd

have you clicked the rebuild rc scenery database button after adding the scenery? make a log, details pinned to the top of the forum.search this forum for fsuipc_wait, and D008 - you will find at least 4 threads with why this happens, depending on whether you use AS or widefsjd

Yes I have rebuilt scenery database. I use WideFs. I used ASE. Forgot to mention that info.

Yes I have rebuilt scenery database. I use WideFs. I used ASE. Forgot to mention that info.

did you find the links specific to ase and widefs? pete has a special widefs that will help the problem too.jd

did you find the links specific to ase and widefs? pete has a special widefs that will help the problem too.jd

I did find a thread about ASA and RC. I tried unchecking a 'flight watch announcements' setting. The other suggestion DWC I don't know what this DWC setting is.This time I never got fsuipc_wait. Although my session ended with a building crash. The problem with the angle being off with 180 deg still remains. This time I first rebuilt the scenery data base again to be certain. This problem with angles I have earlier encountered with GMMN aerosoft Casablanca. At that time I was given a special AFCAD file. Is that what I need for DTTA?What special widefs do you mean? Shouldn't I use the latest version for download?

I did find a thread about ASA and RC. I tried unchecking a 'flight watch announcements' setting. The other suggestion DWC I don't know what this DWC setting is.This time I never got fsuipc_wait. Although my session ended with a building crash. The problem with the angle being off with 180 deg still remains. This time I first rebuilt the scenery data base again to be certain. This problem with angles I have earlier encountered with GMMN aerosoft Casablanca. At that time I was given a special AFCAD file. Is that what I need for DTTA?What special widefs do you mean? Shouldn't I use the latest version for download?

DWC is a killer. no idea what it's for. by all means disable it.make a log about on the 180degree thing. be sure you click debug before you load the plan. instructions pinned to the top of the forum. then duplicate the problem, send me the log. i'll tell you why.jd

DWC is a killer. no idea what it's for. by all means disable it.make a log about on the 180degree thing. be sure you click debug before you load the plan. instructions pinned to the top of the forum. then duplicate the problem, send me the log. i'll tell you why.jd

I meant that I don't know were in ASE to find that setting so I can turn it off.I have mailed you a log for the angle problem.

I don't have ASE but DWC means Direct Wind Control in AS65 that I have and from what I see in their support forum (Hi-Fi Simulations here on AVSIM). It is in the options page. On that forum some RC users have stated they turn it off.

I don't have ASE but DWC means Direct Wind Control in AS65 that I have and from what I see in their support forum (Hi-Fi Simulations here on AVSIM). It is in the options page. On that forum some RC users have stated they turn it off.

I still have problem with angles being off. I can add this info. The problem is not restricted to DTTA or FS9. I also have the problem in FSX and at GMMN where I at earlier occasion was given a specific AFCAD file. That AFCAD has been installed but the problem remain. Also it seems that in FSX the angle is off exactly 180 deg but not exactly so in FS9 where there seem to be an additional offset from the opposite rwy direction.

Hi Guys,One thought strikes me when the errors are around the 180degree mark and that is, do the runways give any backcourse ILS.This can cause problems in FSXNorman

I still have problem with angles being off. I can add this info. The problem is not restricted to DTTA or FS9. I also have the problem in FSX and at GMMN where I at earlier occasion was given a specific AFCAD file. That AFCAD has been installed but the problem remain. Also it seems that in FSX the angle is off exactly 180 deg but not exactly so in FS9 where there seem to be an additional offset from the opposite rwy direction.

send me a log. click debug before loading the plan, and tell me where rc thinks the runway is 180 degrees from what you think it should be (is it ground, or tower, if it is the display, screen shot it, and tell me what is 180 degrees off).jd

send me a log. click debug before loading the plan, and tell me where rc thinks the runway is 180 degrees from what you think it should be (is it ground, or tower, if it is the display, screen shot it, and tell me what is 180 degrees off).jd

I have already mailed you a log on May 13 didn't you get it?

I have already mailed you a log on May 13 didn't you get it?

I discovered that I had forgotten to zip the file so I have sent a new mail

I discovered that I had forgotten to zip the file so I have sent a new mail

It seems to be my misunderstanding. The angle given apperas to be the angle to the runway and not the runway heading itself as given when landing.