Hello everyone, I have a question and I will explain it with an example:

I want to take a flight, the flight route lasts approximately 8 hours; sitting still for 8 hours is impossible (I have to work).

So what I want to do is:
- Take off
- When I reach cruising altitude, accelerate the SIM, approximately 4 NM from reaching TOD, then return to normal SIM speed.
- Land

- If I use Pilot2ATC, will it crash when I do this?
- Do I need to do anything in Pilot2ATC to make it work the way I want?
- Will it work perfectly?

Good question. I'm also thinking about Pilot2ATC, and just this function would be crucial for me, too. 

Nobody to help?

4 hours ago, Pegaso said:

Good question. I'm also thinking about Pilot2ATC, and just this function would be crucial for me, too. 

Nobody to help?

Well, I'll answer my own question. Although I don't know how to use pilot2atc very well, I was able to land using the coordinates provided by pilot2atc and accelerating the SIM. The only thing I recommend is using ‘SIM RATE SELECTOR’ from flightsim.to.       

You can accelerate the SIM, especially during cruise, without any ill effect on P2A.

I would recommend you drop back to normal about 5 minutes before TOD or the first STAR waypoint, whichever comes first.  At 400 knots, that's about 35-40 NM.

Dave