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FDC quit late in the flight
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Author:  Dave Leesley [ Wed Jan 18, 2017 4:17 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
It sounds like you was asking FDC's profile to go beyond it's boundaries...it reads the profile in FDC and then reads your aircraft.cfg and if the two don't match it will in turn let you know...
If you was "overweight" and I don't mean this personally, i'm surprised you managed to take-off... :lol:
I had a similar issue with a recent purchase of there 767...my aircraft was veering off course due to a setting in fsuipc, until I reset it to the default values and it corrected itself!
Author:  mllgrennman [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 2:06 am ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
pasterke wrote:
You meant 4.959 :D
all these numbers...aaarrgh!!!...i dont know how im a pilot... :lol:
Author:  mllgrennman [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 2:09 am ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
Dave Leesley wrote:
if the two don't match it will in turn let you know...
but why ctd so late in the flight?...shouldnt i get a warning when i save the file or connect?

what event triggered the crash?
Author:  mllgrennman [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 2:13 am ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
Dave Leesley wrote:
my aircraft was veering off course due to a setting in fsuipc, until I reset it to the default values and it corrected itself!
thats small patatoes and can be fixed in flight...but a ctd late in the simulation really ruins the day...as im sure we all know... :o
Author:  mllgrennman [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 2:15 am ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
Dave Leesley wrote:
i'm surprised you managed to take-off... :lol:
i was heavy but still below TO weight...and FDC called VR perfectly...i used up a lot of runway but she was trimmed right...the CS 757-300 is quite a beast!
Author:  Dave Leesley [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 4:45 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
mllgrennman wrote:
But...its important to understand that the FDC error came deep into a flight, not at "connect"...and this profile has been reliable in the past...
If this is the case then something in your system upset FDC/FSUIPC...have you done something that could have contributed to this happening??
Author:  mllgrennman [ Thu Jan 19, 2017 10:04 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: FDC quit late in the flight
Dave Leesley wrote:
have you done something that could have contributed to this happening??
The failure came in cruise with AP set, level, and straight...i did nothing!...but adjusting the incorrect weights seems to have fixed it...i did the same flight over again after the corrections and all was good...i was hoping that there was something in the log to indicate what event directly preceded the crash...
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