April 12, 201313 yr My last few flights while shutting down at the gate i get an alarm, sounds like the fire bell, but from a distance. Happens after moving the fuel levers to cut-off. Useing fs2crew. Any ideas anyone? Regards Luke M
April 12, 201313 yr Commercial Member My last few flights while shutting down at the gate i get an alarm, sounds like the fire bell, but from a distance. It's the warning on the jet bridge to the rampies, letting them know the bridge (and moreover the wheels below it) are moving. Kyle Rodgers
April 12, 201313 yr Hi Turn on your APU, then switch your electrical power over to it before shutting down your engines. Not sure in the real world when the APU would be switched on, taxing to the gate or in flight on approach etc Tony Simpson FLYING FROM EGKK, The worlds busiest single runway Airport.
April 12, 201313 yr Taxiing is when i start my APU up, or i just leave it and connect ground power. James Bennett
April 12, 201313 yr Author Hi Turn on your APU, then switch your electrical power over to it before shutting down your engines. Not sure in the real world when the APU would be switched on, taxing to the gate or in flight on approach etc Hi Its usually switched on as you leave the runway. The alarm i think you are refrering to is the ''running off battery power alarm'', and its not that, but thanks for the sugestion Tony. It's the warning on the jet bridge to the rampies, letting them know the bridge (and moreover the wheels below it) are moving. Hey Kyle Ok - is that part of fs2crew?... i know AES and GSX gives us those sounds too but i was at Shenyang airport in china, all default :huh: Regards Luke M
April 12, 201313 yr Author Aha!...that would explain why its intermittent ( dont use fs2crew on every flight) Cheers Kyle! Regards Luke M
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