Post by Markoz on Oct 21st, 2011 at 1:57am
If when you first start the 757 v4.5 in FSX, your IAS/MACH Indicator and Altitude Indicator are reading ALL zeros (000 and 00000), then reload it. When that happens to me, nothing works properly until I reload the 757 (I then see 200 and 10000 in the respective indicators). This happens to me about 80% of the time when I first load the 757 into FSX (or start a flight with it). It is a nuisance to have to reload, but it gets things working properly. I have assigned CTRL+R to reload the aircraft so it only takes a second or two to reload it.
Mark
Mark