How do you?

[mchapman 0]

Can anyone tell me please how you change your co-pilot from saying 29.92 to 1013. I mostly fly around EU so this would be better for me.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Mark Chapman

[mareng69 0]

Change your Barometer from Inches to Hecto Pascals. You still have to say Altimeter 1013 and NOT QNH as it doesn't recognize QNH.

 

Jeff Smith

[mchapman 0]

Jeff,

 

Is that in the PMDG 737 or does FS2Crew have a configuration option instead?

[mareng69 0]

On the PMDG 737.... switch from inches to hpa. It's located on th knob where you set the STD baro

 

Jeff

 

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[mchapman 0]

Ah, thanks Jeff. I've tried that but it doesn't seem to work. Thanks anyway.

 

Mark.

[mareng69 0]

Mark,

 

Do you mean the switch doesn't work?

 

Jeff

 

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[damienw 1]

Ah, thanks Jeff. I've tried that but it doesn't seem to work. Thanks anyway.

 

Mark.

 

Switch to hpa on the captain's and F/O efis panel.

[mchapman 0]

No, what I'm doing is presetting the altimeter on preparation for landing. When i reach the transistion altitude, I'm asking for the approach checklist and FS2Crew is giving me the altitude in inches and not hpa. Although I am doing all this from the co pilots seat. Is it possible that I need also to change the captains altimeter as well?

[damienw 1]

No, what I'm doing is presetting the altimeter on preparation for landing. When i reach the transistion altitude, I'm asking for the approach checklist and FS2Crew is giving me the altitude in inches and not hpa. Although I am doing all this from the co pilots seat. Is it possible that I need also to change the captains altimeter as well?

 

Again, Switch to hpa on the captain's and F/O efis panel.,..then fs2crew will call it out in hpa not inches. They have to be set to hpa for the F/O to read hpa.