BAC 1-11 400 Reference speeds
Posted: 10 Jan 2009, 21:33
Hi,
Took the DM BAC 1-11 400 out for a spin the other day as I hadn't flown that particular edition of the 1-11 before (only flown the 500s).
Using the kneeboard and looking at the reference speeds for the 1-11 400 it was apparent that the speed reference chinagraph was not indicating anything close to the correct Vr and V2 speeds. I'm assuming that the 'SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' is primarily set up for the 1-11 500 - apologies if that's an incorrect assumption - and that you need to figure out the speeds from using the reference tab on the kneeboard.
If that's the case is there a work-round for this? For example, could you create a '400_SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' by simply copying the existing 'SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' with changes to the relevant lines in the XML file (I've tried to figure out what all those figures mean, but I'm simply not that computer literate)?
Those speed reference chinagraphs are one (of the very many) features of Dave Maltby's panels that I really like, and I only wish I could adapt them for other planes that I fly in FS. ( I assume it's one of those instances where, 'I could tell you, but then I'd have to shoot you...' )
Cheers!
Dave
Took the DM BAC 1-11 400 out for a spin the other day as I hadn't flown that particular edition of the 1-11 before (only flown the 500s).
Using the kneeboard and looking at the reference speeds for the 1-11 400 it was apparent that the speed reference chinagraph was not indicating anything close to the correct Vr and V2 speeds. I'm assuming that the 'SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' is primarily set up for the 1-11 500 - apologies if that's an incorrect assumption - and that you need to figure out the speeds from using the reference tab on the kneeboard.
If that's the case is there a work-round for this? For example, could you create a '400_SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' by simply copying the existing 'SPEED_REFERENCE.xml' with changes to the relevant lines in the XML file (I've tried to figure out what all those figures mean, but I'm simply not that computer literate)?
Those speed reference chinagraphs are one (of the very many) features of Dave Maltby's panels that I really like, and I only wish I could adapt them for other planes that I fly in FS. ( I assume it's one of those instances where, 'I could tell you, but then I'd have to shoot you...' )
Cheers!
Dave