I recently got the Eaglesoft Citation II for FS9 and everytime I try to take off I get the master caution alarm.  I have everything set as per the manual,  Flaps are at 15 degrees, Trim is between 5 and 7.5 degrees, anti-skid is on, and the brake is off but I still get the alarm.  Is it something I am forgetting?

Careful with pushing the thrust levers too much forward on takeoff.  There are no FADEC on this plane.  that warning is telling you your power setting is too high.

Watch out for overspeed at cruise, I found about 80% throttle at FL320 gives a groundspeed of about 350knots(depending on wind), and use an approach speed of 120 knots over the fence reducing to idle over the piano keys or it will stall and land heavily. At great early biz jet that requires a lot of throttle management, but gives a rewarding flight.

 

 

steve s

Watch out for overspeed at cruise, I found about 80% throttle at FL320 gives a groundspeed of about 350knots(depending on wind), and use an approach speed of 120 knots over the fence reducing to idle over the piano keys or it will stall and land heavily. At great early biz jet that requires a lot of throttle management, but gives a rewarding flight.

 

 

steve s

Sorry for going off-topic. This is just a friendly reminder I'd like to pass on about AVSIM's changed signature rules. In a nutshell: You're no longer allowed to have your system specs in your signature, but rather in the provided tab of your profile. For further information please read the Signature Rules. Thank you for your cooperation.

 

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