Got a weather update and noticed some caution lights. Found switches repositioned. Went around the cockpit resetting everything. It did the same thing when I did a cheat and changed the fuel load prior to landing. No harm done, reset the switches..
I noticed that the aircraft is more sensitive to control inputs with low fuel. I was rocking and rolling there for a minute. This is a great plane to fly from CS I really enjoyed it in FS9 too..

btw, reloading aircraft really do that with switches. maybe some connection here?

jetmech64 wrote on Mar 29^th, 2012 at 12:08am:

I know that after changing the fuel quantity in the 707 will reset many switches, but I've never had it happen with the weather. Did you change the weather by going to the menu, or was it when the weather updated itself via the internet? If I use the FSX real world weather, I usually use the "fixed" and not the "updated every 15 minutes", so I never encountered it doing that in-flight.

Using an external weather program (I use ASE), I have never had the switches reset after the weather is updated.

Mark

jetmech64 wrote on Mar 29^th, 2012 at 2:32am:
Ahhh. So you changed the weather. That makes sense. I have learnt to set everything up prior to starting the 707, so I can stay away from the menu. I don't exactly know which ones cause it because I get cranky when it happens and so I don't think about what it was I actually did. I'll try to remember that changing the weather does it too.

Not converting a flight plan to an AWC for the INS prior to stating a flight in the 707 is the main thing I forget to do.

Mark