Don't have the CG Centre of Gravity

[hihibbb2468]

I loaded up for my PSS 777 at RJAA
but I haven't find anything about the CG of the aircraft
So I can't make any take trim according to the CG (Centre of Gravity)
What can be done regarding to this

[xhado13]

you can view the CG in the fuel and payload section of FS9. Im not sure if itl change between default FS9 and FSP.

Just have all your fuel, and correct weights.

Not sure if this helps, but I hope it does.

Also, check your payload model. Make sure it matches your exact aircraft.

[hihibbb2468]

The FSP system prompted me if I open the FS9 payload setting.
But what I want is just the CG, but the FSP don't allow me to access the payload

[Sakakawea]

when you press "start flight" on the payload screen of FSP there is an optional screen popping up. It shows some weights as for example ZFW, empty
weight and you can enter TO-speeds... and in the upper right theres the CG in BIG FAT numbers

[hihibbb2468]

Is that the page when someone is reporting things??

"Check the gear down, Check the flaps up"??

[Sakakawea]

euhm... wait, I'll take a screen shot... I'm right back ^^

[Sakakawea]

if you checked the button to not show it again, you find it in the FSP options

[hihibbb2468]

Sakakawea wrote:


if you checked the button to not show it again, you find it in the FSP options

But the percentage is wrong I think
For a Boeing T7, the percentage should be about 20% if it is fully loaded
However, the manifest 's finding is around 25%, not correct to calculated the T/O trim at the FMC

[Sakakawea]

mine is a 767 and I also didn't load it fully... maybe half... but when I put this CG in the FMS it gives me something about 2,5 trim and when I set
this trim, I take off and pull up to ~18° and it holds V2 + 10% or something and nose angle... So for me it works... the PSS777 is a little strange in
some cases... so I don't know if it reacts same as the lvl-d 767... but on the 767 and on the F1 ATR72 it works fine