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

 

 

 

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

 

 

 

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

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.

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

 

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

 

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.

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