Strange sounds during takeoff roll
Here's a small distraction from the earnest work of preparing our letters to Santa.Imagine,if you will, a small man(or woman) rattling a bucket of rusty spanners in your ear everytime you're on a take off roll. Such is the sound coming from my speakers from clearance to rotate.Even with the sound sliders to zero,he's still rattling away.Curiously,when I press Esc and the Resume/End//View window comes up,that hidious noise is still going.The same is true when the pause button is pressed.Does anyone know what is causing this, 'cause it's driving me mad!
I should point out that this problem is only occuring with what i call my "frankenstein" aircraft.You know....a panel here, a model there and textures and sounds wherever you can get 'em. So if anyone has any suggestions about how I might silence "Boris" I'd be most grateful.
regards
kevin
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If it's just happening with that one aircraft then it's the sound file you used.
Try another, you can download some at avsim or simvation.
Specify "No little men please" in your search. 🙄
Thanks Radarman.
It was with three aircraft actually.Dash-8/ATR/B727-200.However I made progress of sorts.By replacing component aircraft folders one at a time with folders from functioning aircraft,I can now confirm that the problem lied within the "panel" folder of each of the three planes.The Dash and the ATR use the same panel.I still have'nt a clue as to the cause unless there was something iffy 'bout the panel cfg's,so I decided the smart thing was to download some new panels and move on.
This I have done and guess what? Problem solved.
I'm feeling quite pleased with myself at the moment so I'm going to treat myself to a quantity of "Guinness" tonight and toast your health and happiness Radarman!
Cheers!
kevin
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