Load manager issue

[Danparis]

Hi,

Since I've bought the plane I'm trying to get the load manager correctly.

Mission impossible.

<<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g0dE4Na_L73Pjl3OceBD_TnpxzA3Su8t/view?usp=sharing<<

 

As you can see "route" and "legs" remain quite empty. And this for any airports.

I've tne new airac 1802 intalled.

 

Any idea to correct this issue

 

Thanks

 

daniel Kittler

 

 

 

[Danparis]

Hi,

Since I've bought the plane I'm trying to get the load manager working correctly.

Mission impossible.

<<https://drive.google.com/file/d/1g0dE4Na_L73Pjl3OceBD_TnpxzA3Su8t/view?usp=sharing<<

 

As you can see "route" and "legs" remain quite empty. And this for any airports.

I've the newest airac 1802 intalled.

 

Any idea to correct this issue

 

Thanks

 

daniel Kittler

 

 

 

[artox67]

Just create a FP in SIMBRIEF and download the Leonardo file and load into load manager

[Ekim]

You should add the route using the add buttons.

That  function is not automatic so you will need your route.

First waypoint is a direct.

Then add the airway and the waypoints.

[Danparis]

Hi Artox 67;

Thanks for your answer. Probably am I a little bit too silly. 

I was thinking that the flightplan should be "made" by the Maddog directly (on help of Routefinder e.g.).

OK ! I return to my desk and try to have succes

 

Thanks and fly safe

 

Daniel Kittler

 

[Danparis]

Hi Ekim,

 

thanks for your quick answer.

You point out my mistake. I was believing  the function is automatic.

 

Ok , I'll try it this morning.

Thanks

again

 

Daniel Kittler

 

[romoni]

I use AivlaSoft EFB via RouteFinder to do a flight plan and save it to Flight Simulator X Files .pln formats. After that I open Maddog X Load Manager -> Fuel/Route Planner -> Load from Flight Simulator X Files plan I made with EFB and after that I save the plan to Maddog X Files/Routes folder and there it is .mdr format. Easy way and works very well IMO.

[Danparis]

Hi Romoni,

 

thanks for your answer.

I am using  Simbrief where you get directly a flight plan (with sid and star) in .mdr format.

I think it's  easier than to use the .pln format as inbetween step.

 

thanks again

 

daniel Kittler