November 14, 201411 yr Hey guys, I've also got a problem with 737 autoland procedure. I know how it works and I autolanded the plane on so many airports. But it doesn't work at the airport of Vienna (LOWW, Runway 29)! Can anyone help me?
November 15, 201411 yr Can anyone help me?LOWW runway 29 has a localizer frequency of 109.70 in FSX. Current charts indicate the frequency is 109.55. Michael Cubine
November 15, 201411 yr Commercial Member LOWW runway 29 has a localizer frequency of 109.70 in FSX. Current charts indicate the frequency is 109.55 Yes, but isn't it correct that it is scenery dependent? I believe default scenery will have one frequency, though an updated AFCAD and/or payware scenery will have another? Dave Hodges System Specs: I9-13900KF, NVIDIA 4070TI, Quest 3, Multiple Displays, Lots of TERRIFIC friends, 3 cats, and a wonderfully stubborn wife.
November 15, 201411 yr LOWW runway 29 has a localizer frequency of 109.70 in FSX. Current charts indicate the frequency is 109.55. You are correct. PMDG's Airac shows : SCHWECHAT LOWW11 11483112 48.122814 16.533358110.3011200575 SCHWECHAT LOWW16 11811161 48.119783 16.578167108.5016100597 SCHWECHAT LOWW29 11483292 48.109047 16.575631109.5529200600 <<<<<<<<< 109.5 (ILS Freq) SCHWECHAT LOWW34 11811341 48.088631 16.591339108.1034100586 This is true if you have up to date scenery / AFCAD. Otherwise you use the FSX freq. 109.7 You can test/verify by just sitting on rwy (Cessna e.g.) and dial each freq and see which is working. 109.7 works for me. Best Regards, Vaughan Martell PP-ASEL KDTW
November 15, 201411 yr 109.7 works for me.It should work fine since that is the frequency in FSX and since the 737 nav radios are manually tuned just set them for 109.7. However everything that is current shows a frequency of 109.55. Someone flying into LOWW for the first time would either get the freq from a current chart or the INIT REF page of the FMC which will show 109.55 which will not match what is in FSX. Use airport design editor to change the AFCAD.Yes, but isn't it correct that it is scenery dependent? I believe default scenery will have one frequency, though an updated AFCAD and/or payware scenery will have another? I believe you are correct. FSX default is 109.7 and FlyTampa addon is 109.55. Michael Cubine
November 15, 201411 yr "However everything that is current shows a frequency of 109.55" Here is the deal, basically: If you use default FSX scenery then use old charts which have old data and runways/diagrams/taxiways etc. "Someone flying into LOWW for the first time would either get the freq from a current chart" .... or they need old charts .. they know which scenery they have purchased or free updates for. If you use a new scenery use new charts which show todays freqs and runways. ** over the years some old runways (FSX) are now closed ... some new ones added etc. "INIT REF page of the FMC which will show 109.55 which will not match what is in FSX. Use airport design editor to change the AFCAD." Correct ... that is what I originally mentioned (This is true if you have up to date scenery / AFCAD.) ... you need new scenery / afcad to make all agree with todays data. During pre-flight verify all this and markup your plates with the data that is correct for your setup .. including alternate airports that may be used . Best Regards, Vaughan Martell PP-ASEL KDTW
November 15, 201411 yr If you use default FSX scenery then use old chartsInfrequently I use FSX default airports but unfortunately I don't have any old charts. If the ILS freq has changed and it's VFR it's ok. If it IFR, I have the flight attendants prepare the cabin and passengers for impact. Michael Cubine
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