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90josue03
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 Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2008 6:10 am Post subject: Altitude Gauge Problem |
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Hello guys!!
This is my first post here so......hey!
I've been playing with some awesome new aircraft I downloaded recently and I started to notice how some of the new ones and the old ones have the Altitude Gauge needle completely off set.
Today I played with the Cessna 150 and while I was ready to take off the Altimeter pointed to 4570feet!!!! I try pressing B to reset it but it didn't do anything, then I try fixing it with the mouse but it doesn't go all the way back to zero.
Is there any way I can fix this??
Thanks a lot!! |
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Welshflyer
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Welcome to the forums  , i have'nt come across this problem before, the only thing that comes to mind is what altitude is the airport you're flying from? Or when you installed your new aircraft and gauges did you ensure that you only installed newer gauges and not older ones! |
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Bran09
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90josue03
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| Welcome to the forums , i have'nt come across this problem before, the only thing that comes to mind is what altitude is the airport you're flying from? Or when you installed your new aircraft and gauges did you ensure that you only installed newer gauges and not older ones! |
thanks!!
I think it is the aiport's altitude because I try different places with the same aircraft and for example: In Seattle's Int the altitude is around 400f in a Hawaiian airfield I found it shows around 3000f.
thanks for the help tho! |
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