i set autobreak2 when landing but i feel speed reduce very slowly.i must use man break .this is produce bug?
autobreak Problem
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Guest_jianglin_*
, Jul 27 2006 08:13 PM
4 replies to this topic
#1
Guest_jianglin_*
Posted 27 July 2006 - 08:13 PM
#2
Posted 28 July 2006 - 08:44 AM
Please see A340-500 / -600 Operations manual.
There are required distances braking charts.
Depending on your weight or speed, you
may be too fast, too heavy on landing, or the
runway may be too short, or you may have
touched down too far down the runway.
In general, it takes a lot of energy to stop large
commercial airliners. Pls be sure to have the
correct approach speed for your weight. And also
pls be sure for your weight, you have enough space
to stop on the runway after touching down
on the threshold.
In real life, unfortunately, this is what happens
when your approach speed is too fast, you are
too heavy to stop, your runway is too short, or
if you touch down too far down the runway, it's impossible
to stop:
http://www.airliners...file/0928633/L/
http://www.airliners...file/0928628/L/
http://www.airliners...file/0894202/L/
There are required distances braking charts.
Depending on your weight or speed, you
may be too fast, too heavy on landing, or the
runway may be too short, or you may have
touched down too far down the runway.
In general, it takes a lot of energy to stop large
commercial airliners. Pls be sure to have the
correct approach speed for your weight. And also
pls be sure for your weight, you have enough space
to stop on the runway after touching down
on the threshold.
In real life, unfortunately, this is what happens
when your approach speed is too fast, you are
too heavy to stop, your runway is too short, or
if you touch down too far down the runway, it's impossible
to stop:
http://www.airliners...file/0928633/L/
http://www.airliners...file/0928628/L/
http://www.airliners...file/0894202/L/
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#3
Posted 31 July 2006 - 02:21 PM
and the fact that only the RTO autobrakes work on the CLS A340 doesn't help
lol
#4
Posted 31 July 2006 - 02:51 PM
Autobraking and RTO breaking both
work with the CLS A346 FDE and the CLS A346 Panel.
If you use a different panel, your results will vary.
Not all panel autobrake gauges can properly parse
the autobrake data coming from MSFS.
The CLS FDE is made to work with the CLS Panel.
Warren
work with the CLS A346 FDE and the CLS A346 Panel.
If you use a different panel, your results will vary.
Not all panel autobrake gauges can properly parse
the autobrake data coming from MSFS.
The CLS FDE is made to work with the CLS Panel.
Warren
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#5
Posted 01 August 2006 - 02:40 AM
i remember not so long you said that only RTO works on the A340, but i dont use the brakes until turnoff i like a good long rollout
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