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RickButler

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  1. Narrowed it down to the Care-antee livery that throws it askew.
  2. Am I the only one that has this much trouble installing these liveries? Every time I have installed them, I install them using the manager, but then they don't show up, so I have to manually go into the .cfg and edit them, install one, copy and paste the data into a notepad, install the other one (which then erases the other one), then go back in and manually put the info in.Just wondering if anyone else has this problem?
  3. That's my problem, when mine starts acting up, I have to slam the brake pedals all the way down, and then try and come back off them evenly, seems to work.
  4. Hey Fred, I have been using it since I got the NGX, and it works very well (I think anyway, not like I am a real pilot or anything). Only thing I don't like about it is that it doesn't have the 600 in there.
  5. I have never had a problem with not putting a number in there causing the VNAV not to calculate (I have done it on rare occasion for short runways). Sure you aren't missing something else? But if that IS the case, put 1 degree higher in there, say your temp is 12 degrees, put 13 in should be a work around?
  6. It's the derate temp for the engines for takeoff. The higher the temp you set, the higher the derate (the less thrust they will produce). If you derate to much, you may run out of runway before you reach takeoff speed.
  7. Man I like that paintjob, thank you!
  8. RickButler replied to a post in a topic in PMDG 737NGX | 737NGXu
    Is your yoke calibrated? I had a similar problem to this, would hit VR, and wouldn't be able to lift off until I spun a bunch more trim into it. Checked my yoke against the SYS screen, turns out when I pulled back I was only getting about half up deflection (if that makes any sense, don't know the technical terms), when I calibrated it, it worked perfect again.
  9. Ah, okay makes sense then, I had it running with no load on it during that test. Thanks for the info!
  10. So just did a half hour test, it burned 82 pounds in a half hour, so 164 pounds per hour on the ground in the 700. Seems low to me, but then I am used to the 800 which seemed to burn more. Does the 800 have a different APU? Were fuel flow rates tweaked with the SP1? Just curious.
  11. Thanks Andrea, gonna try firing it up and leave the apu running for a while on the ground and see if it burns anything off the left wing tank. Will report back.
  12. Did a search but didn't come up with anything. Been running the 700 here a bunch, and it seems like the APU isn't burning any fuel. I did a 1 hour flight today, plus 20 minutes APU run time at the departure airport (left the APU on for the whole flight), and it didn't seem to burn any fuel, in fact the left tank had a hair more fuel than the right tank (which I believe is where the fuel burns from, if I remember correctly). I had 0 in the center tank, so it wasn't coming from there.Not a big deal, just wondering if anyone else is experiencing this, or am I losing my mind?Thanks!
  13. Nice, which failures did you have in the fmc? Just out of curiosity.
  14. Glad you got it all sorted!

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