July 20, 20178 yr When doing a ground turn in the same sim session (ie. without closing/restarting P3D or rebooting windows), will this cause any problems in the next leg of the flight? I assume for a standard 90 minute freight turn, you'd run the Secure checklist, IRS off, APU off, and establish ground power. When the pilots come back from lunch (or the bar :) can they then proceed to start things up as if the flight scenario was freshly loaded? Do you have to clear out the old route and PERF data from the FMC? I'm cruising at the moment but given that P3D has been so much more stable I may try the turn without the usual ritual of rebooting windows. Thanks! Andrew Farmer My flight sim blog: Fly, Farmer, Fly!
July 20, 20178 yr Commercial Member 7 minutes ago, captain_adf said: will this cause any problems in the next leg of the flight? Shouldn't. 7 minutes ago, captain_adf said: ritual of rebooting windows. Rebooting? Why? At max all you'd need to do is close the sim and re-open it to get the VAS back (prior to V4 anyway). Kyle Rodgers
July 20, 20178 yr Author Thanks, Kyle! The rebooting is habit from the old and thankfully gone FSX days. Andrew Farmer My flight sim blog: Fly, Farmer, Fly!
July 22, 20178 yr Done it a few times just to test this specific concern. Same habit from previous sims. No problems yet in v4.
July 22, 20178 yr Sometimes it will work out trying to fly two or more segments in the same session, but once in awhile it goes bad. Usually the FMS does something weird so I always start a new session. Just save at the gate and start a new session and load at the gate. Only takes a couple of minutes at worst. Dan Downs KCRP
July 22, 20178 yr On 7/21/2017 at 4:37 AM, captain_adf said: Thanks, Kyle! The rebooting is habit from the old and thankfully gone FSX days. Didn't need to reboot in fsx, just need to restart the sim I7-8700k,Corsair h1101 cooler ,Asus Strix Gaming Intel Z370 S11 motherboard, Corsair 32gb ramDD4,, gtx 1080ti Card, RM850 power supply Peter kelberg
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