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About scandinavian13

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  • Birthday August 20

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    Former rampie, airport planner, air traffic control candidate, aviation program analyst, and applications/technology trainer. Now a contractor by day, PMDG by night, and flying around here and there.

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  1. scandinavian13
    Welcome - I'm only on here occasionally, so if it pops back up, feel free to reach out in our new forum (forum.pmdg.com) and someone should be able to sort you out! (That, or support.pmdg.com works too.)
  2. scandinavian13
    Usually means your default flight was saved with an aircraft with the MKR audio turned on. If that happens, it doesn't matter if the MKR channel is active or inactive in our plane (the underlying sim plays it).
  3. scandinavian13
    Do you use FSUIPC and/or EZDOK?
  4. scandinavian13
    The underlying sim does not support 8.33 frequency spacing.
  5. scandinavian13
    When you open the sim and don't intend on flying a PMDG aircraft, what is spinning in the window when you first open the sim?
  6. scandinavian13
    Not gonna work, for any of that. Old school freeware merges? Sometimes. Complex paid add-ons? Not gonna happen.
  7. scandinavian13
    PBR is both texture and model-based. Sounds more like your drivers are out of date.
  8. scandinavian13
    If you're using a CI, then it's dependent on the CI. Keep in mind that, when you're up that high, the more important number is your mach number. The aircraft's reference crossover (to IAS) is lower than FL300, if I'm remembering correctly. For the 747-400, the CI range is 0-9999, so 90 is quite low in the range (though not uncommon).
  9. scandinavian13
    This was figured out over on our forum. Short version is that the AT MANUAL OVERRIDE setting in the PMDG SETUP menu was configured to let the hardware override the software, and we all know where most people leave their hardware throttles after takeoff until about T/D.
  10. scandinavian13
    Hardware spikes. Check your hardware brake axis for errant signals.
  11. scandinavian13
    We agree, and have noted at much in one of our forum threads - we've put in a request to our web host to make it...ya know...logical to use. Hopefully they'll fix it sooner rather than later.
  12. scandinavian13
    Reminder: official news only has one source.
  13. scandinavian13
    It's not. Same thread, one of the team comes in to correct it.
  14. scandinavian13
    Definitely not a bug. I've been using it for years without issue.
  15. scandinavian13
    Usually means that you're trying to outsmart the plane - don't Set the plane up as if you would if you were leaving the plane to the relief crew, who will then handle the plane. In other words, don't set the cruise altitude higher than where you are currently. If your initial cruise is FL320, set 32000 in the MCP altitude window. The automation will increase it to the step altitude when it needs to (again, just as the relief crew would). Additionally, ensure that a step is shown on the VNAV page before walking away.
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