Hi Everybody,
I'm Robert from The Netherlands and from time to time I startup my FSX with some addons and fly all over my virtual world
I'm having a problem that I can't solve on my own. I hope there is someone out there who can help me with this. I think everybody knows that FSX has a bug that when you change to Mach on the AP and you are climbing or descending altitude the IAS doesn't change with it. Normally if I'm on HI altitude in Mach setting IAS should decrease as altitude increase and Mach stays the same. In FSX IAS stays the same and the plane will continue way over the Mach setting until you switch a little on the speed button, than it will sync for once but not automatically when altitude changes.
So I have been searching for a solution and found one.... Well that is what I was hoping for....
FSUIPC has a option to fix this bug so I purchased the full version of FSUIPC and did some flying to try. Well, it works perfectly on all my Boeing planes but not on my Airbus planes. And there is the thing, I mostly fly in Airbus planes....
I fly all freeware planes. Mostly A330, A340 and A380. I think they are all from Project Airbus. They all have the same problem. The fix in FSUIPC is only working in my freeware Boeing planes.
Thanks for thinking along with me!
Robert.
I'm Robert from The Netherlands and from time to time I startup my FSX with some addons and fly all over my virtual world
I'm having a problem that I can't solve on my own. I hope there is someone out there who can help me with this. I think everybody knows that FSX has a bug that when you change to Mach on the AP and you are climbing or descending altitude the IAS doesn't change with it. Normally if I'm on HI altitude in Mach setting IAS should decrease as altitude increase and Mach stays the same. In FSX IAS stays the same and the plane will continue way over the Mach setting until you switch a little on the speed button, than it will sync for once but not automatically when altitude changes.
So I have been searching for a solution and found one.... Well that is what I was hoping for....
FSUIPC has a option to fix this bug so I purchased the full version of FSUIPC and did some flying to try. Well, it works perfectly on all my Boeing planes but not on my Airbus planes. And there is the thing, I mostly fly in Airbus planes....
I fly all freeware planes. Mostly A330, A340 and A380. I think they are all from Project Airbus. They all have the same problem. The fix in FSUIPC is only working in my freeware Boeing planes.
Thanks for thinking along with me!
Robert.