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Jon Budworth

Engine Out Acceleration Altitude

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Hi all, 

I'm thinking of purchasing the PMDG 737 for FSX. 

Is it possible to enter the Engine Out Acceleration Altitude in the FMC on take off page 2? 

Thanks, 

Jon. 

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Yes, it is


Kind regards,
Hans van WIjhe

 

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Yes, you can enter Acceleration altitude and climb thrust altitude as well. Thus a VNAV armed take off is possible.


Mark Harris.

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... but VNAV still doesn't behave correctly in the event of an engine failure ;).

I'd like to think the NGXu has fixed that, but the more I see of it, the more it looks like any differences from the NGX are mostly just cosmetic. 


Andrew Crowley

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