anyone know how I can transfer the fuel usage from the wings to the centre tank on the PMDG 737, and quick please cause as this picture shows, im about to run dry!:
and is this the only fuel control panel?
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no worries, got it, for some reason my generators wern't on
First Officerso hwo you do it? I dont know how LOL
tiger7881 wrote:
so hwo you do it? I dont know how LOL
As I said, the generators wern't on
And the trip I was doing now is the forth time cause the fuc**ing FS keeps crashing i.e. the toolbar keeps disapearing and no point of flying due to the fact i can't exit fspassengers. Fourth time doing the same flight and still it happenes even after i uninstall and reinstall fs *rips someones head off*! I done the full 3 hours from sydney to wellington and was on ILS approach it went and while i was switcing to virtual cockpit mode, but i dont think its due to these becuase it has happened before but randomly. due to the fact that now I have done my GCSE's, I would love to do flights, but now I can't due to this! 
First OfficerK thx alot. But try not to use the F word or other bad words, we try to make our forums clean, and the best !
tiger7881 wrote:
K thx alot. But try not to use the F word or other bad words, we try to make our forums clean, and the best !
yeah, sorry about that but i was very angry yesterday 
TraineeTo burn fuel from the center tanks, just turn all fuel pumps on. The center tank pumps work at a higher pressure than the wing tanks. Fuel will burn from the center tanks first then once the center tank empties, it automatically keeps pumping from the main tanks. In the real jet you want to turn off the center tank pumps at the first indication that the tank is empty (usually the master caution light flickering with a fuel cue). Boeing has an air worthiness directive about pumps overheating when there is no fuel in the tank to keep them cooled.
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