August 11, 201312 yr Currently enroute ESSA-EIDW participating in an online event and noticed after takeoff my right hand side main landing gear was not retracted after takeoff and commanding Gear Up. No failure was announced by the FO and looking in the FMC under the failures section it says I have no active failures but still I see the right hand main landing gear in it's down position. Below are a couple of screenshots showing my current situation. Trying to figure out what happened and if it was caused the FS2Crew or the NGX or if it's some weird kind of FSX problem, never seen this before. Any help greatly appreciated!
August 11, 201312 yr MIght want to slow down, an manually cycle the gear, and see what happens. Ryan L.
August 11, 201312 yr Author Already tried that several times I'm afraid. Very weird problem this and never seen it before but guess I should be happy in a way since it makes the flight even more realistic...I can only hope the gear will not collapse when landing in Dublin... :Nail Biting:
August 12, 201312 yr Commercial Member Might be a one off bug in the PMDG 737 NGX aircraft itself since no failures are active, so FS2Crew Emergency NGX would never be able to detect it. Weird one! B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
August 12, 201312 yr Author Indeed very strange and the FO said 'Lights out' after raising the gear which in fact wasn't true seen in the screenshot. When I landed in Dublin the right side of the main gear did collapse but fortunately I was able to have the aircraft come to a stop without a real crash and I think all passengers were able to get off using their own legs :wink:
August 12, 201312 yr I had the same issue as you wasn't using fscrew2 when it happened all I did was lower the landing gear and returned back to the airport I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
August 12, 201312 yr Author OK, seems I'm not the only one who have seen this because received some other input as well over in the thread I created in the NGX forum. What I would like to know is if this failure indeed is a "real" PMDG NGX failure and if so why the failures menu in the FMC reported no active failures. Hopefully someone from PMDG will be able to answer that question.
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