Still cant take off in Boeing 777

bawls327 wrote:

I have the PSS Boeing 777 and its hard for me to take off in it. I have used plently of flaps and I full throttle this sucker but its like I get to the end of runway and I reach 170 knots and I think I need like 215 or something like that and its like I cant get to that speed. Anyone know what I doing wrong?

1. How long is the runway?
2. What is the altitude of the airport?
3. What is the outside air temperature(OAT)?
4. What is the weight of the aircraft?
5. What flap setting are you using for take off?
6. Are your spoilers deployed?
7. Are you getting full power from engines?
8. Ensure that the wind is zero.
9. Change fuel to 73% in all tanks.

1. 9354 ft
2. got the flytampa miami aiport. Not sure of the alititude of airport I will keep searching
3. have no idea I change it here and there.
4. I have pss boeing 777, said boeing 777 maximum take off weight is 776,000
5. 5 or 15
6. no
7. yes
8. check
9. rgr

Well for Florida, the altitude of the airport isn't a factor, no need to look.
Temperature and wind are no problem.
Runway length is good.
Flap setting(s) are good.

You should rotate at about 160 KIAS with flaps 5. The only thing I can think of is it's overweight. I show a Maximum Takeoff Weight or 545,000 lbs. (real B777-200). Reduce to this weight. Are you using a joy stick? What happens when you apply up elevator at 160 KIAS? Ensure that the elevator pitch trim is set correctly. On the default B777, it's about 9.

Well what is the take off speed? I can get around 170 but that is at the last second.

bawls327 wrote:

Well what is the take off speed? I can get around 170 but that is at the last second.

Flaps 5, about 155 KIAS. Just guessing because the default B777-300 is about 160 KIAS.

bawls327 wrote:

Well what is the take off speed? I can get around 170 but that is at the last second.

I told you the same, rotate speed is 155-160 kts, depends on the weight. B777, 747, and A340 are hard planes for takeoffs , I will add 767, and a330 😉

❓ In aircraft cfg. raise the lift_scalars and lower the drag _scalar.
Raise the jet_engine, thrust_scalar 😕

stallspeedtaxi wrote:

❓ In aircraft cfg. raise the lift_scalars and lower the drag _scalar.
Raise the jet_engine, thrust_scalar 😕

Yea, but then you jusr ruin the physics of the plane, and its not realistic or close to real flying 😉

:rofl:YA but, Is it really called "Flying", when the aircraft is incapable of leaving the ground???????

stallspeedtaxi wrote:

:rofl:YA but, Is it really called "Flying", when the aircraft is incapable of leaving the ground???????

Well listen bro, we are flying to trying the realistic way, yes it is harder, but it takes effort, you dont like it go fly a cessna man This si called cheating man.....

🙄 Well to put it bluntly, My cessna really fly's, and quite realistically!
if i am being "dyslexic" i am sorry, "BDK" was dyslexic and most dyslexic people become famous like BDK. and i was just being sarcastic anyways, ok! 🙂

sure......