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Hi,
I know there have been many posts on this, but I have tried them and still my
PM round flap gauge is like one degress lower than what the fs2004 game
flap gauge shows.
Can someone again tell me just what to do. I am using a 737-700 southwest
3rd party jet model.
Randy
Hi Randy,
See if this helps...
I posted help on this problem a few months ago. Open the B737700.txt file
in
the CDU\Types folder and replace the existing flap entries with those
below.
You might want to make a backup of your original file first.
flppos=0
flpset=0
vmin=202
vret=0
vext=206
vmax=350
flppos=1
flpset=1
vmin=168
vret=206
vext=166
vmax=240
flppos=7
flpset=5
vmin=158
vret=166
vext=162
vmax=220
flppos=20
flpset=15
vmin=153
vret=162
vext=159
vmax=210
flppos=27
flpset=20
vmin=147
vret=159
vext=140
vmax=195
flppos=33
flpset=25
vmin=129
vret=150
vext=138
vmax=190
flppos=38
flpset=30
vmin=127
vret=145
vext=0
vmax=162
Hope that helps.
"Randy Eskow" wrote in message
news:402813.80589@wb.onvix.com...
> Hi,
>
> I know there have been many posts on this, but I have tried them and still
> my
> PM round flap gauge is like one degress lower than what the fs2004 game
> flap gauge shows.
>
> Can someone again tell me just what to do. I am using a 737-700
southwest
> 3rd party jet model.
>
> Randy
>
Thanks Ray.
I think I had put a few line only in, so I will load the whole thing to see
if that helps.
Randy