...more updates or 1.3 is the final?

I have the "the other one" and i also enjoy this model. This model has potential and i hope more updates will be coming.


Thanks,
Kin M.
(Klax)

Not to mention the 7000 feet per minute climb rate! 

I like the plane, but I don't really fly it much because it has so many issues.  A little more work and it could be a real gem.

Wayne, the PIC is responsible for the W&B of the aircraft.
My 3 CS airplanes 57-67-77 autoland great with a delay for the nose wheel to touch the runway.  
to stay current, pilots only makes one autoland every 90 days.
once the autoland is under control, it becomes so much easier to manual land the aircraft, and there is self satisfaction attached to landing the aircraft in all weather- within reason where it is better to divert.  

CS gave you a quality airplane, but you still have to tune it to be
succesful.  good luck !

Raymond    Boeing or nothing
kfll

Hi, I researched the climb of the 777 some time ago.
A heavy plane leaving for a long haul will avg 2000fpm to FL300 and stay  there in the initial CRZ , as the plane is lighter it will step climb to a max of FL390. Boeing is showing a graph of weight versus CRZ alt.
If you dont like the Vnav climb then set your own climb
I step climb 2000f every 1 1/2 hr - works good.  
the last step up must yield at least 20 min of CRZ to be worth it, says Boeing  

I agree that the climb should be corrected

Raymond     Boeing or nothing
KFLL

I agree with VNAV/LNAV definitely stable and the speed tape is fixed.
Where is the TOGA control left click on the MCP? Could not find it.


thanks,
Kin M.
(Klax)

Hi Mark:

Hope all is well - do you think this bird will work in p3d v2 - thank you.

rsvette12 wrote on Jun 20^th, 2014 at 4:27pm:

I've never been able to get the 777 working in P3D. From everything I've read in the forum, you need to run the Migration Tool in Legacy Mode to get it to work in P3D. Unfortunately for me, P3D crashes every time I use Legacy Mode.

matsuman wrote on Jun 20^th, 2014 at 5:09pm:

1.4 is a huge improvement on 1.3, but as you say, a bit more work to go to finish it off. I find it's a real joy to fly now. And yeah, the clock is still messed up, so let's hope it gets fixed in the next update.