1. Hello. Does anyone know if there are any good/compatible soundset addons for the pmdg 737? Allthough its a great addon and generally I think the sound enviroment is cool I would sometimes like to here some "shaking and squeething" sounds in the cocpit for example when penetrating rough turbulence? I think in real world turbulence causes that kind of sounds (at least in the passenger cabin:)).

 

 

2. Another question regardin flying through turbulence: What would be the correct procedure? If there is heavy turbulence and airspeed bounces, should I disconnect the autothrottle and maintain manually a little bit slower airspeed? How much slower?

(I use AS2012 for weather)

 

Thanks!

2. Slow down to Va if the turbulence are heavy enough. Request a change of altitude for passenger comfort.

1. Hello. Does anyone know if there are any good/compatible soundset addons for the pmdg 737? Allthough its a great addon and generally I think the sound enviroment is cool I would sometimes like to here some "shaking and squeething" sounds in the cocpit for example when penetrating rough turbulence? I think in real world turbulence causes that kind of sounds (at least in the passenger cabin:)).

 

A2A Accu-feel Global FSX enhancement will give you all the extra sounds you want.

http://forum.avsim.net/topic/353539-official-groundroll-enhancement-thread/

 

Does not add turbulence noise but does add some sound that really creates an atmosphere. Rattles during take off and all that jazz.

If I'm not mistaken, a lot of that noise is the weight of the baggage in the overheads straining the fastenings, plus the sound of the baggage knocking around in there, and the sound of the plastics rubbing.

 

Don't really have that up front, do you?

 

Remember, your experience in the cabin is not the experience up front. More simmers need to realize that.

What would be the correct procedure?

 

Open FCOM vol.1, press CTRL+F and enter turbulence. Your page will be found in firs 10 results. It should be in supplementary proc-> adverse weather-> turbulence.