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xx_gunner_xx
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hi i seem to have a problem with fspassenger 2004. when i end the flight fsp2004 gives me a report on how i did, everything is perfect however i seem to be loosing points for exceeding the flap limit- which i dont, i always extract the flaps below the given limit so ifs its 280 i do 275 etc. i fly the original 747-400 that came with fs9. any advice? thanks
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Your extending flaps at 275knots?
How many degrees of flaps?
I think that flaps should be extended below 220knots .If you extend them in 275 you are going to damage them according to FSPax...At least I think so... 😕
xx_gunner_xx
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Solotwo wrote:
Your extending flaps at 275knots?
How many degrees of flaps?
1 degree... thats what it says in the refrence for 747
There is no reason to be deploying flaps at that speed. If you need to slow down while descending use the spoilers.
xx_gunner_xx
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Solotwo wrote:
There is no reason to be deploying flaps at that speed. If you need to slow down while descending use the spoilers.
okay so the only time i deploy my flaps is on an approach?
xx_gunner_xx wrote:
okay so the only time i deploy my flaps is on an approach?
Well, perhaps on take-off as well, depending on A/C type. Not during cruise, though.
yeah, I usually don't pull them out until I'm well below 10,000
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