February 4, 20206 yr Hello, I tend to usually fly the microlight Aerolite 103 and I'm finding that I run out of fuel after about only 40 miles, I've checked in failures and cleared everything there, surely just 40 miles isn't correct, is it? Best Phil
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February 5, 20206 yr It is about 120 miles IRL. Check your fuel load (Shift Z) at the start of the flight. Ian S
February 7, 20206 yr Author Thanks for your replies, I wasn't aware that the fuel load could be altered, I just assumed that the tank was full at the start of a flight. I have tried pressing shift Z but nothing happens, am I mising something please? Best Phil
February 8, 20206 yr Shift+z is something for another simulator, perhaps Ian got confused 😛 In the screen where you create a flight, you select a plane and on the bottom right there are some buttons for the fuel. That's the window you need to use to change it Chock 1.1: "The only thing that whines louder than a jet engine is a flight simmer."
February 8, 20206 yr Author I've found it now thanks, there's a customize button on the aircraft icon, that leads to various items including wieght & balance anf fuel. Thanks everyone so much for your help Best Phil
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