VC10 autopilot
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Re: VC10 autopilot
Actually there's not much difference in respect to the XML-code for the Datum Adjust, the difference is in the calculation of the VS.... but let's see how it turns out.
Btw. have you set the meters/feet variables etc. in the General settings or are you using the Default Values?
Btw. have you set the meters/feet variables etc. in the General settings or are you using the Default Values?
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Re: VC10 autopilot
That's a variable in itself Dan and not always reliable. Some gauges, while showing for example feet per second will display for example meters per second using mouselook. A lot depends on how the gauge is coded in the first place
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Re: VC10 autopilot
Hi Dan,
Values are default - it's not something I've actually looked at before.
Time for some sleep I think
- I'll have another look at this tomoz...
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Values are default - it's not something I've actually looked at before.
Time for some sleep I think
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Re: VC10 autopilot
With one of DM's model...maybe the One Eleven I just remembered something
That is you have to turn the Autopilot on by the switch as if you use 'z' it may not work properly
Am I imagining this.....or is it someones else model
Anyway....wonder about the Ten in this respect...worth a try :think:
Of course maybe you have been all along
Garry
That is you have to turn the Autopilot on by the switch as if you use 'z' it may not work properly
Am I imagining this.....or is it someones else model
Anyway....wonder about the Ten in this respect...worth a try :think:
Of course maybe you have been all along
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Ah ha! Dates of CAB files! Mine are dated 12/04 which is just before DM fiddled with them to please the FSX boys. And my AP works fine.
So it looks as though DM's changes to the CAB are what's causing the problem. I reckon if you go back to the old CAB it should be OK.
Maybe ...
Ian
So it looks as though DM's changes to the CAB are what's causing the problem. I reckon if you go back to the old CAB it should be OK.
Maybe ...
Ian
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Re: VC10 autopilot
Hi Guys - Garry - I always use the switch - although I did try using 'Z' on a seperate try to see if it was working 'opposite' - no luck as you say.
Ian - you may have hit the nail on the head - unfortunately, I formatted the old C drive in May, and I previously didn't store downloads - although I hit Mr Maltby's site on 31 May and downloaded the lot....
- so all I have are the new files :roll:
The thing is, I did reinstall the VC10 prior to the old PC going down - but I was spending most of my time buzing around in the HS748 - so although it was the newer '10 I didn't really fly it between June and August (at least not enough to notice anything untoward - which may not be hard as it's only the lack of going up with Datum adjust) :think:
I think, before I do anything else, I'll install the *entire* DM fleet and see how the other A/C perform under autopilot.......
Ian - you may have hit the nail on the head - unfortunately, I formatted the old C drive in May, and I previously didn't store downloads - although I hit Mr Maltby's site on 31 May and downloaded the lot....
The thing is, I did reinstall the VC10 prior to the old PC going down - but I was spending most of my time buzing around in the HS748 - so although it was the newer '10 I didn't really fly it between June and August (at least not enough to notice anything untoward - which may not be hard as it's only the lack of going up with Datum adjust) :think:
I think, before I do anything else, I'll install the *entire* DM fleet and see how the other A/C perform under autopilot.......
Jim


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Re: VC10 autopilot
JIm
I have 26/6/2004 cab here on back up
Do you want that
Garry
I have 26/6/2004 cab here on back up
Do you want that
Garry
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Jim, if you PM me your email address, I'll send you a copy of mine. It's only 650kb.
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Re: VC10 autopilot
You don't have to reinstall the whole thing, just replace the cab file and you'll be on your way.






