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I've created a couple of starter videos for the Flight Factor 767. The first covers take-off, the second covers full auto-landing. The videos are based on a short trip from Gatwick to Amsterdam.

Take-off:



Landing:

 

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Very well done videos.


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Why is the aircraft so disaligned from the rw centerline during that Autoland approach, when there weren't even significative x-winds ?

 

Thx for the videos, of course - they look great!


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I think it's how the actual boeing display works - it's not totally centralized. Or rather "I heard".

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Morrigan,

 

not the display, the aircraft itself approaches the rw well displaced to the right, and it actually lands o the right half of the rw centering afterwards... and there was no x-wind that I could observe in the ND...


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not the display, the aircraft itself approaches the rw well displaced to the right, and it actually lands o the right half of the rw centering afterwards... and there was no x-wind that I could observe in the ND...

 

It's quite possible this is the result of a custom scenery pack with a not perfectly centered navaid placement.


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It's quite possible this is the result of a custom scenery pack with a not perfectly centered navaid placement.

 

You're probably right Cameron.

 

I also had this problem in MSFS when using 3pd scenery add-ons.  

 

Would preferably have to be tested with one of the default airports in XP10 and CAVOK conditions.


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Thanks for the videos. They've enticed me enough to want to buy this ACF.  Before doing so, can you please help out with some more info?

(1) I have a CH Products flight sim yoke & Saitek radio/multi/switch panels. Not sure if you have these? Do you know if this ACF plays nicely with this hardware? I have had mixed results with other payware ACF in this regard. For example, Carenado aircraft work very well whilst the SAAB 340A doesn't.

(2) As a rookie simmer still learning the ropes, I am not yet into full cold and dark set ups etc, although one day I hope to reach this advanced level. For the time being, I'm happy enough to manage a smooth take off, engage auto-pilot, navigate to a destination and land successfully using a standard ILS approach.  For this reason, it is possible to set up the 767's FMC by only entering departure/arrival ICAO and one or more waypoints? That is, without it being essential to enter SIDS, STARS, departure/arrival runways, flight level, PAX, fuel etc?

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Thanks for the videos. They've enticed me enough to want to buy this ACF.  Before doing so, can you please help out with some more info?

(1) I have a CH Products flight sim yoke & Saitek radio/multi/switch panels. Not sure if you have these? Do you know if this ACF plays nicely with this hardware? I have had mixed results with other payware ACF in this regard. For example, Carenado aircraft work very well whilst the SAAB 340A doesn't.

(2) As a rookie simmer still learning the ropes, I am not yet into full cold and dark set ups etc, although one day I hope to reach this advanced level. For the time being, I'm happy enough to manage a smooth take off, engage auto-pilot, navigate to a destination and land successfully using a standard ILS approach.  For this reason, it is possible to set up the 767's FMC by only entering departure/arrival ICAO and one or more waypoints? That is, without it being essential to enter SIDS, STARS, departure/arrival runways, flight level, PAX, fuel etc?

 

Hi

 

I don't own any CH products so am unable to comment on those specifically. My current setup is a Saitek X52, which works fine.

 

I've never tried a route with departure and destination ICAO's only. However, I do recommend learning about SIDs and STARs as it takes your simming to a new level of realism and immersion. Try the following video which is a quick tutorial for SIDs and STARs:

 

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Brilliant FS Pro !  Thx!


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