Failure at/before/after V1?

[Federico80]

Hi all. I was wondering if this type of failure is modeled inside FSPX. It's the worst one that can ever happen to a pilot, as it requires a
quick decision, and it is the most dangerous one. Having FSP the possibility to set the V speeds, it also could choose when to start the
engine failure. Assuming I set a V1 at 140 kts, after passing 60 kts that's the trigger I am rolling for take off. Now FSP has just to choose to
fail my engine before 140 (stop takeoff) or after (continue take off). That'd be really challenging!

Fede

[Leftcoaster]

I have suffered an FsP induced engine failure as takeoff power was set (significant power difference between engines) and had FsP
recognize the abort. Earned a tonne of points and never even made V1...

On another occasion, lost an engine just before rotation and came back for a successful overwieght landing earning 600+ points for less
than 7-minutes flying time but all this was in the FS9 version. I would imagine that in FsP for FSX the failure routines have been improved.

[Federico80]

Yes, I'm aware of that, I had such problems too, but they're quite easy to recognize. The V1 failure is the most dangerous one as it is
sudden and abrupt with no signs before it happens, like a bird strike (happened in FS9), thatès why I'd like it to be modeled.

Fede

[Eastbeast]

didnt have that kind of error, what to do when i recognize that power differrecne between engines ? Cancel destination and roll to the
gates ? call emergency / if im on land/ And what to do when im flying and i have difference between engines but they are both working ?

[SkyAirWorld]

what to do when i recognize that power differrecne between engines ?

Just stop the take off, and taxi to the terminal.


if im on land/ And what to do when im flying and i have difference between engines but they are both working ?

(depending how close to landing) Leave both on, but plan for the worst, and decalre an emergency

or if your a little further away, shut down the troubled engine, and declare an emergency.
(ensure you shut off the troubled engine not the good engine)