July 20, 201411 yr Hello every one my wxr has been frustrating to me, it only work with storms and thats all, i have flewn in many airports where storms are not present but clouds were, the radar screen is emty, just heavy storms show in otherwise nothing the funny part is that i once started my fsx without ASN and the radar gave me some responsei have tried the FSUIPC trick, it worked for storms thats it. any idea? Moe ELkarout
July 20, 201411 yr Commercial Member The radar shows precipitation associated with rain, not clouds. Have you tried flying around rain showers as well? Kyle Weber (Private Pilot, ASEL; Flight Test Engineer)Check out my repaints and downloads, all right here on AVSIM
July 20, 201411 yr Author Yeah I manualy set a weather with few rain nthn appeared Let me ask you this If am flying in overcast conditions with no precipitation, nothing is gonna show up? Moe ELkarout
July 20, 201411 yr Yeah I manualy set a weather with few rain nthn appeared Let me ask you this If am flying in overcast conditions with no precipitation, nothing is gonna show up? Start up ASN, start FSX and load the T7 at the end of runway 9R at EGLL. There should be storms in the area at the moment if you have live weather turned on. Power up the WXR and you should see some returns. I have a feel this has something to do with the way you're manually setting the weather.
July 20, 201411 yr There is a detailed explanation of wx radar operation in the SP1 T7-300 supplement (PDF). In short > it'll only yield a "return" if moisture (rain, hail, snow) is present in the cone (radar scan pattern). But there's much more to it, and if you use ASN then there is much more interesting / important stuff to learn. And it appears to function very well. Hope this helps, Ken Ken Boardman
July 20, 201411 yr Weather radar was implemented well. It's not supposed to show clouds. Clouds pose no risk, it's the storm activity that's dangerous. Worked perfectly for me departing MMMX with thunderstorms 3nm out from departure, showed red cell activity. Definitely adds to the immersion. Ethan Edelson
July 20, 201411 yr Clouds pose no risk, it's the storm activity that's dangerous. Well they might pose some risk, but they just can't be detected by radar. John Rubens
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