Wrong airport?

[gbapache]

After performing several test flights with with my small fleet (2 fixed, 1 rotary) I have discovered that no matter where on the runway that I
set the brake using my helicoptor I get the wrong airport penalty. These flights were to a known local airport, using the correct indentifier,
landing and setting the parking brake on the dead center of the runway. If this was an AFCAD problem then it seems that I would get
dinged using the Cessnas as well as my Schweiser. I'm at a loss here. Is there something in the .cfg that needs adjusting?




Post Edited ( 04-19-11 17:04 )

[whiskey-zulu]

Is the rotary using skids or wheels? I remember seeing a thread somewhere on here that aircraft with skids aren't recognised very well by FSP.

[gbapache]

It's got skids. I'm doing a hard, from the bottom up scenario right now and all I can have are small piston a/c. Hueys' have never given
me a problem before when I used them for around the world work in the past. Logic tells me that there is something in the model that is
causing this anomoley.

[whiskey-zulu]

I'd have a root around for the thread about skids to see if that can help - I think the solution did require some messing in the .cfg though.

[Joeflyer]

Apache, slam a few beers down and everything will seem normal again

[gbapache]

Beer........The cause of and solution to all lifes problems.
I have done as good a search as I would expect anyone to do and can't find a solution. In order to regain all my lost points I plan to sacrifice my little eggbeater with a flight in Baghdad. She is a good soldier and will follow her orders into the Valley of Balaclava.

P.S. A beer to the first one who can name that obscure refrence



Post Edited ( 04-20-11 19:22 )

[969SQN]

gbapache wrote:
Beer........The cause of and solution to all lifes problems.
I have done as good a search as I would expect anyone to do and can't find a solution. In order to regain all my lost points I plan to sacrifice my little
eggbeater with a flight in Baghdad. She is a good soldier and will follow her orders into the Valley of Balaclava.

P.S. A beer to the first one who can name that obscure refrence

Britney Spears wearing a balaclava, dressed up as the easter bunny, using a AK47 to fire cream eggs.

King James, Psalms 23

[Leftcoaster]

gbapache wrote:
Beer........The cause of and solution to all lifes problems.
I have done as good a search as I would expect anyone to do and can't find a solution. In order to regain all my lost points I plan to
sacrifice my little eggbeater with a flight in Baghdad. She is a good soldier and will follow her orders into the Valley of Balaclava.

P.S. A beer to the first one who can name that obscure refrence

The beer reference comes from Homer Simpson.

The Balaclava refers to the October 1855 Charge of the Light Brigade during the Crimean War.

Eggbeater is a device for beating eggs and the inspiration for the modern helicopter.

Can't help with the scenery issues though.

[timtomairways]

Half a league, half a league,
Half a league onward,
All in the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
"Forward, the Light Brigade!
"Charge for the guns!" he said:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.

to get get the beer. do i atleist get a shot for the first part of the poem

[gbapache]

Bar winch!!! A round for the house!!!



Post Edited ( 04-21-11 01:32 )

[timtomairways]

[969SQN]

My Cream Egg got crushed today in my bag I was not happy
But I suppose the beer from gbapache will compensate