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ALT Disagree?

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As already stated, go into the settings of FSX and change away to IMPERIAL. I thought I was on imperial as well untill I got this aircraft. There is 3 settings in there if I recall correctly Metric, Imperial and a sort of mixed up one. I was on the mixed up one. If you notice, when your altimeter says 1000 you are actually at 3280feet. There are 3.28 feet to the metre.

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Which post are you referring to?
The original post in this thread. However I did mostly skim over it and missed the part about the alt disagree..

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Alternatively did you by any chance accidently click the switch that changes between metres and feet. its just to the left of the subscale knob if I recall correctly. There are other options in the PMDG part of the FMC related to altimeter setup I think.

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Alternatively did you by any chance accidently click the switch that changes between metres and feet. its just to the left of the subscale knob if I recall correctly. There are other options in the PMDG part of the FMC related to altimeter setup I think.
I think I would have noticed that. If you read my post the altimeter in PFD is frozen while the standby alt is working

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Hi Delta, I was directing my advice to the OP and anyone else that might have problems with this aspect of the sim, obviously this would not apply to you.

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Hi Delta, I was directing my advice to the OP and anyone else that might have problems with this aspect of the sim, obviously this would not apply to you.
No worries, cheers!

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Hello, Try setting the units of measure parameter in the General settings of FSX to U.S. System I had the same problem and found out that Capt PFD displayed altitude in meters but the F/O in feets. I hope it helps,Balázs Patyi
Thats it - that did..... Applause.gifI've just testet this one time, but everything looked perfect. Big Grin.gif Thank you for your help everyone.im Not Worthy.gif

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Glad your sorted. When it happened to me on my first flight I thought I had some sort of static pressure line problem! And I was thinking, wow this is one hell of a good sim!

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hi guys I had the same problem just changeto us metric system in the FSX menu and problem gone Panos
The problem is gone to me, thanks!

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