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Message started by wsciutti on Apr 7th, 2012 at 4:41pm

Title: VOR ID
Post by wsciutti on Apr 7th, 2012 at 4:41pm
Gentlemen,

Just began with 1.3 and am enjoying as, many moons ago, I was a TWA flight engineer on this bird.

I missed something because I cannot turn off the VOR ident; the switch does not work on my install - specs below.  :(

Also, have programmed CS aircraft to my liking in the past and have changes to the autopilot GS Auto which I believe are much smoother and as I remember the actual operation, although every Captain I flew with did a manual ILS approach as I recall; if interested, I will post cfg changes.

Thanks for the help.

Jack

the old far....!  ;)

While I haven't purchased yet, I also have 2000+ in the B-52.

i7920 OC to 3.7.. Win7 64 SP2, FSX SP2, 460 card using Inspector and 290.53 drivers.

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by windplayer on Apr 7th, 2012 at 6:20pm
Man! You shouldnt mention that you were TWA F\E on 707, coz now im gonna ask tons of lame questions about that bird! Im crazy, ask Lou  :D

About Nav1\2 ID - i had that funny glitch only once. i just tunned it off (or to other beacon), click switches several times, and tunned it back again. It fixed itself. Had this last week inflight KJFK-KLAX. It looks like some FSX glitch.

I believe that was caused by SquawkBox or FSPassengersX running.

Anyway, if up mentioned solution not works for you, you can try to run 707 installer again, and then select REPAIR mode ;)

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by LOU on Apr 7th, 2012 at 7:06pm
wsciutti,

What years did you work for TWA?

My DOH was 680503

The old 707 sim in JFK Building 95

http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/348/corkiefocopy.jpg

Lou

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Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by wsciutti on Apr 7th, 2012 at 10:01pm
Lou,

010369 which meant 3 frigggin furloughs and finally a new job path in '80 but, man , was that a sweet job!

Son has the best seat in the house on a Delta 767! as well will retire as CDR, USNR, this year. Think he will retire as Delta Capt  :) but think I will have crossed the river by then but who knows!

Bye the bye, I remember only programming the INS from my charts as we were about to enter track?

Jack

I still can't turn off the ID, even after repair - would Acceleration make a difference?


FOLLOWUP: Installing Acceleration fixed a number fo issues including how the autopilot behaves with my minor changes - interesting because I can't save a CS 767 flight in the air without errors when I load the next time.  :)

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by windplayer on Apr 8th, 2012 at 1:53am
btw today i found strange bug with ADF marker ident. just accident.

if ADF in OFF positions on overhead, and ADF ident OFF on audio panels, they still beeping. just detuned ADF, and beepeng stops.

Maybe thats the real case of upper mentioned problem?

I made a bad flying today. gone sleep unsatisfied >:(
Luckily that was a cargo flight in 707-300C

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by harerton on Jul 22nd, 2016 at 2:48am
What is the switch that will turn off the beeping ID sound? This beeping is really annoying!

Thanks!

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by Markoz on Jul 23rd, 2016 at 1:31am
These are the default FSX key commands for the VOR 1, VOR 2, DME, and ADF Idents that could be causing the continuous beeping:

VOR 1 Ident (on/off) - CTRL+1

VOR 2 Ident (on/off) - CTRL+2

DME Ident (on/off) - CTRL+4

ADF Ident (on/off) - CTRL+5

If you have changed them, look in the list of commands in the Kneeboard, under RADIO COMMANDS for what they have been changed to. You will need to give each one a bit of time to find if it's the one causing the problem.

If you have an Ident turned on in your default flight, you might want to change it to OFF, and then save it again. With some 3rd party addon aircraft, this is probably the best thing to do.

Title: Re: VOR ID
Post by harerton on Jul 23rd, 2016 at 3:47am
Mark,

When I tried the default FS command a second set of beepings started (different pitch) which makes me think the NAV ID are encoded in the CS707 radio gauges.

Anyway, I found out the correct switches: the ones marked RANGE on the audio panel, just below the radios. If I click them more than once the beeping stops. BTW, there's a typo in the numbering used to identify the switches in the manual (vol. 2).

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