CRJ payload model

[osvaldo]

I've just install crj payload model into me FSP but everytime I try to fly th CRJ a message of overload blinks on my screen, Does
somebody knoe what I can do? I have a CRJ200 from profect opensky installed.
Thanks

[Dutch64]

Maybe the default values in the aircraft.cfg are not correct. It's kind of tradition with posky planes.

[osvaldo]

Do you have any idea how I can solve this problem??? Do I have to change the aircraft .cfg? What values do I have to put there? Sorry
about asking to many questions but I am frustated on that matter.

[Dutch64]

I don't have the crj but you can check the values for mtow etc. Correct values you can find at airliners.net. Maybe someone who does have the crj can
help you with more details

[Drew]

:faq:

http://www.fspassengers.com/?action=faq&question=64

[AKLupine]

Every plane I have in the hanger has had me under the .cfg hood. If there is a weight issue then most likely a number was left out of the MTOW which
is easy enough to find. To be on the safe side I would recommend going to both A.net and to the manufacturers’ web site just to cross reference the
information. While you’re poking about the .cfg file check on the engine thrust and fuel tank size keeping in mind that the file uses gallons and not
pound to measure fuel capacity so you will need to convert that. Hope this is helpful for you and that once your issue is resolved it is an enjoyable
aircraft for you.

[poden]

AKLupine wrote:
Every plane I have in the hanger has had me under the .cfg hood. If there is a weight issue then most likely a number was left out of the MTOW which
is easy enough to find. To be on the safe side I would recommend going to both A.net and to the manufacturers’ web site just to cross reference the
information. While you’re poking about the .cfg file check on the engine thrust and fuel tank size keeping in mind that the file uses gallons and not
pound to measure fuel capacity so you will need to convert that. Hope this is helpful for you and that once your issue is resolved it is an enjoyable
aircraft for you.

Very true; every plane I fly in FSP has required "fixing". But I don't mind. Its actually pretty fun to fix and/or modify the freeware planes.
Generally I totally rework the panel for any plane I use in FSP. The payware planes are generally more accuately done and reflect more realistic numbers.