Leg 22
Taking off SLSU-SLPO
Takeoff Weight: 56,885 lbs
Fuel: 846 lbs
Payload: 12,500 lbs
Taking off SLSU-SLPO
Takeoff Weight: 56,885 lbs
Fuel: 846 lbs
Payload: 12,500 lbs
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Gosh, Larry. FSX doesn't seem quite as friendly as FS9 in giving us a warning. Ouch.
How much time in overspeed did the Duenna record?
(More generally, does FSX give the same amount of overspeed as FS9? Or do we know this?)
I did put an overspeed alarm on it that I use on my RTWR aircraft in FS9 because I found out it had 'issues' during pre-event testing. I can't remember where it came from but this one has a bell/horn and a voice shouting 'Retard!' That's what alerted me to the problem in the first place but I still only got 5.1 seconds before she blew up.I can't recall the "how-to" portion of the project, but Mike (n3306tx) and myself took the overspeed alarm out of one of the default Boeing(s) or maybe the Lear and put it in some of the race planes that had none at all.
Excuse the pathetic memory, but you get the idea ... wasn't all that hard to do once we found what we were looking for .... I think it was just a little copy and paste work.
Sure did work well on at least a couple of instances.