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Re: Wilco A380v2 and Win 10

Post by Michael Blakely »

Pete,

I agree with your preference of Aerosoft over Wilco. I found several bugs in the Wilco A320/A321 series that annoyed me. I have yet to find a bug in the Aerosoft A320.
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Re: Wilco A380v2 and Win 10

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I agree with Mike. I've had the Aerosoft A320/321 a/c for awhile now and have not had any issues (except the engines seem a little under powered in "Flex" takeoff mode).
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Re: Wilco A380v2 and Win 10

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Pete Murray wrote:Ted,
....! Also, I keep the slats out for a few thousand feet; Once you suck in all the flaps/slats, it wants to stall kinda quickly.
Daddy still wants a decent Super 380!!!!

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Thanks Pete. As for the stalling part, I've experienced it as well. Found it works much better if after t/o, during the initial climb, you watch the upper left corner of the PDF. When it displays the LVR CLB message (indicating you have reached the Thrust Reduction altitude) you should move the thrust levers back to Climb (CL) thrust. The Flight Management System seems to expect that configuration and works a lot better (no more high angles of attack and subsequent stalls).
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