[Solved]ifly 737 wrong Vspeed at landing

[mllgrennman]

FSP is always telling me I landed harder than I really do with the ifly 737...The report said my V speed at touchdown was
-500 fpm..I know this is
wrong. I put her down much more gentle than that.

[gbapache]

Prove it.

[Andre]

How do you know that this is wrong? I only fly the 747 and sometimes I also make too hard landings, thats (maybe) my own fault.
The problem is always that you cant really see 3D depth in FSX because it's a 2D SIM !
Imagine the height of your aircraft set correct landing speed and flaps.
Also auto pilot can help you: take over/disable autopilot when 2 nm to go and make manual landing.
Good luck.

[Joeflyer]

Many times I think that my landing with the PMDG 737 is much better than what the end of flight report states. It's a matter of perception of what you
think you feel when landing.

[mllgrennman]

this is definitely wrong...ive been flying fsp since it first came out and flight sim even longer...the only way i can prove this is not an accurate
report is to post a vid...or show all my other logs with kiss landings...every time i fly the ifly 737 i make sure to put her down as gentle as
possible because i know the report is going to screw me...there is noooo way that last landing was -500fpm...no way...something is wrong...ive been
doing this for a while and its not me on this one...its every time just with this plane...every other planes report matches up with my expectation



Post Edited ( 12-25-15 06:51 )

[Joeflyer]

If you think FsP is incorrectly reporting the vertical speed on landing for this aircraft, possibly you could send Dan an email with as much
information as possible.

[mllgrennman]

Seems I was completely wrong...i took a peek at the VS gauge at touchdown and FSP was reporting right.
This is another example of how valuable FSP can be. I was landing the plane much harder than it looked in flightsim...But thanks to FSP giving me real
landing data...I'm a better pilot...Thanks again!

[Joeflyer]

Practice makes near perfect Happy to hear all is well!