A32NX Flybywire EFB (flyPad) New feature - Performance Page

[TENPATROL 138]

A32NX Flybywire EFB New feature. Performance Page - Takeoff and Landing Calculations.

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[RaptyrOne 1,456]

How does one get that THS setting for the Trim? In the vid, an entry of DN0.5 is entered alongside Flaps 1.

[Tom Wright 438]

It'd be good it it did the Flex temp calculation and the trim setting too!

[Alaska738 8,497]

Great!

[Alaska738 8,497]

On 2/7/2021 at 8:03 AM, RaptyrOne said:

How does one get that THS setting for the Trim? In the vid, an entry of DN0.5 is entered alongside Flaps 1.

I ask myself the same question. I know that on the 737 the trim is indicated on the page "Takeoff Ref".

[FilbertFlies 981]

On 2/7/2021 at 7:03 AM, RaptyrOne said:

How does one get that THS setting for the Trim? In the vid, an entry of DN0.5 is entered alongside Flaps 1.

If you calculate your takeoff performance data on http://wabpro.cz/A320/ (built for the CEO, but does the job and will give you your flex temp, which it seems the Flypad doesn't yet), and input your MAC %, it'll give you the equivalent THS setting. I also have a little diagram that allows you to convert between the two and was about to share it, but then I remembered it came out of the FSLabs manual so I probably shouldn't! But if any of you happen to have the FSLabs manual kicking about, that's another option.

[FilbertFlies 981]

That said, I believe that field is optional and some airlines don't bother with it - so you could always just use the centre of gravity scale on the trim wheel and forget about it for now, without feeling that it's particularly unrealistic.