V1, VR V2

[hyderpotter]

Is there a addon that can tell you what V1, VR V2 you would need with a fully load plane?

[Johan Carlbom]

It all depends on weight,weather,flaps every time so there is no exact speed it's difference every time. But in the pmdg ngx, Ifly, wilco they call out v1, im not sure they tell you to rotate.
But fs2crew will fix this. Otherway I don't know

[hyderpotter]

On a checklist I got for the FSX B737-800 it says V1 = 145 VR= 150 V2=160

[gbapache]

Wrong. All values are different for the weight of the plane and weather conditions. Vr is completly different for an empty 737 leaving LAX
and a fully loaded one leaving Denver.

[hyderpotter]

It going to be hard to enter the numbers.

[gbapache]

I want to apologize for the confusion. My intention was to invoke real world flying knowledge into a simmer. The V numbers change
according to various conditions in real life but if your plane is always Vr = 150 then go for that. Let's just chaulk this up to those funny
tasting brownies and 6 bottles of Jack.

[whiskey-zulu]

This may be of use:

http://www.b737.org.uk/vspeedcalc2.htm

[hyderpotter]

I do not know if there was a addon that can tell you the numbers.

[hyderpotter]

I have download an addon called V-Speed Gauge.

http://www.fs2000.org/index.php/download...peed-gauge

Have not test it yet.