February 8, 201313 yr Hello I hope i write the word correctly but my speeds are going up/down in flt. Than i have overspeed with m.78 and then it's going down to m.65 . Anyone a clue? Frans (EHBK)
February 8, 201313 yr due to the wind coming from front or back side.It will reduce the round speed accordingly. Serge ground speed or IAS Serge
February 8, 201313 yr FSX default real-world weather possesses wind bugs, which cause rapid and often repetitive wind shifts, thus creating ticking sounds and/or unrealistically large speed changes. Wind bugs can be resolved by using an add-on weather program or FSUIPC wind smoothing. due to the wind coming from front or back side.It will reduce the round speed accordingly. Serge ground speed or IAS Welcome to AVSIM!
February 11, 201313 yr Author sorry guys it's still the same look at picture it's not clear but it goes up and down. I put on smooth in the wind section of FSUIPC. I climb with a desent 2000ft/min which i think for a B&* is not to steep,but then my speed drops dramatically and i have to climb in steps. Frans (EHBK) FSX default real-world weather possesses wind bugs, which cause rapid and often repetitive wind shifts, thus creating ticking sounds and/or unrealistically large speed changes. Wind bugs can be resolved by using an add-on weather program or FSUIPC wind smoothing. Welcome to AVSIM! FSX default real-world weather possesses wind bugs, which cause rapid and often repetitive wind shifts, thus creating ticking sounds and/or unrealistically large speed changes. Wind bugs can be resolved by using an add-on weather program or FSUIPC wind smoothing. Welcome to AVSIM! Hello Sorry i thought it was solved but it still goes up/down like hell. I climb with 2000ft/min i don't think that is to steep for a B738. I put on smooth in the winds section of FSUIPC. Frans
February 11, 201313 yr Hi Frans, I presume you have a registered copy of FSUIPC? Maybe as a test,you could select wind calming and the other three boxes as well: Turbulence, Gusts, and variance. This should take out all winds and gusts. Have you prepared a flight plan in the FMC so that LNAV and VNAV are working ok? This should take care of climb/cruise speeds and altitudes. Regards Geoff Bryce
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