Hi. I've been looking in the manual and searching here in the forum too, but cant find anyting.
The details of the 707 is amazing, and I can't be sure if it really works or it's there just for kicks. The circuit breakers in the top behind the overhead panel, some of them are popped out. Does this circuit breakers actually have a function or is it just an animation to raise the realism? Any of the two is cool no matter what. This is just curiosity.
The other thing I wonder is the fuel system. When i do a flight in Air Hauler I can't choose what tank the fuel will be in, so every time the fuel is in tank 2 and 3. When more is needed the centertank is filled up. I haven't made any flight that are long enuff were I need to fill up all tanks.
- On ground: I have fuel in tank 2 and 3, tank 1, 4 and center are empty. When I begin the engine startup the center tank pump are the only fuel pump switched off. I start engine 3 first or at least I try. Engine 3 don't ignite until I shut off the pumps in tank 4, wich is empty. Now I only have the pumps in tank 2 and 3 on, the tanks that contain fuel. Next I'm airborne.
- In the air (picture): In cruise altitude I noticed that there are no fuel pressure in engine 1 and 4. This and all the valves have to be open to keep the engine running, except for the reserve wingtip tanks. In the picture you see to the right that all the engines are running fine, at the same time the fuel press in 1 and 4 is zero. This is in cruise about 1 h and 20 mins into the flight.
Well, it works why bother. That's true, but it dosen't look right too me. It would be nice to know what it is.
Have I missed or overlooked something?
Thanks