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FS2004 Not enough RPM

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chmil

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Hi!
Wich Parameters are responsble for the RPM. My Aircraft has at least 1000 rpm's less than it should have!

Thanks for a Answer !
 
Hi,

Would need more details but as a first idea, I'd say you have to have a look in the aircraft.cfg to the [turbine engine data] and increase the "rated_N2_rpm" but as you do not tell us what kind of aircraft your are talking about it is a huge guess.
 
what he said :D
and are you talking prop rpm or engine rpm........if its a prop aircraft ;)
 
Hi Isra,

the question is then on what gauge you are reading the RPM. It could be that this gauge is labeled RPM but in reality shows N1 or N2. You can check this if you look at the gauge code.
In this case it is pretty normal, that editing the rated_n2_rpm in the aircraft.cfg don't show any effect, since N2 is a percentual of max RPM. Then you have to edit the turbine 3d tables in the air file.

Ciao, Sergio
 
sergio said:
Hi Isra,

the question is then on what gauge you are reading the RPM. It could be that this gauge is labeled RPM but in reality shows N1 or N2
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Hi Sergio!
This answered my Question complete :)
Thank you very much!!!
 
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