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 18/03/2007, 4:20
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10<50 posts  Group: Member Posts: 36 Joined: 26/04/06 Member No.: 193  |
Brakes don't seem to work at all. Runway was dry.
ricardo |
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18/03/2007, 4:25
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200<500 posts Group: Member Posts: 243 Joined: 09/04/06 From: Tiltonsville, OH USA Member No.: 60 |
-------------------- Regards,
Brian |
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18/03/2007, 4:31
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10<50 posts Group: Member Posts: 36 Joined: 26/04/06 Member No.: 193 |
I saw that original post, just want to make sure the developers don't overlook this problem.
ricardo |
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18/03/2007, 4:38
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200<500 posts Group: Member Posts: 243 Joined: 09/04/06 From: Tiltonsville, OH USA Member No.: 60 |
Totally understood, just wanted to make sure you hadn't missed it by chance.
-------------------- Regards,
Brian |
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18/03/2007, 16:50
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 Maddog DevTeam  Group: Admin Posts: 2396 Joined: 06/08/05 From: Italy Member No.: 7 Callsign: I-DAVD |
We will reduce the effect, and also make this feature optional.
Davide --------------------  |
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18/03/2007, 21:11
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 200<500 posts Group: Member Posts: 320 Joined: 18/06/06 From: LFBD Member No.: 733 Callsign: DVA498 |
QUOTE (Davide @ 18/03/2007, 16:50)  We will reduce the effect, and also make this feature optional. Davide  Cool !!!The problem is that even at taxi speed, about 15-20KTS, it's really HARD to slow down (almost impossible). Even with cool brakes. Just tried at Boston : KBOS 181854Z 29017G25KT 10SM BKN049 BKN075 00/M12 A REAL CHALLENGE on 22L !!!! A bit too much I think. -------------------- Fritz ESSONO
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18/03/2007, 21:20
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10<50 posts Group: Member Posts: 36 Joined: 26/04/06 Member No.: 193 |
Is there an intermediate fix for this? It's really hard to make turns, for example after having to backtrack down a runway.
ricardo |
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18/03/2007, 21:33
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200<500 posts Group: Member Posts: 320 Joined: 18/06/06 From: LFBD Member No.: 733 Callsign: DVA498 |
QUOTE (rsamuel66 @ 18/03/2007, 21:20) Is there an intermediate fix for this? It's really hard to make turns, for example after having to backtrack down a runway. ricardo Exactly !!!! -------------------- Fritz ESSONO
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19/03/2007, 0:37
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10<50 posts Group: Member Posts: 46 Joined: 16/03/07 Member No.: 2130 Callsign: FMT147 |
QUOTE (Fritz Essono @ 18/03/2007, 21:33) QUOTE (rsamuel66 @ 18/03/2007, 21:20) Is there an intermediate fix for this? It's really hard to make turns, for example after having to backtrack down a runway. ricardo Exactly !!!! The fact is I use rudder pedals and then I can use brake half of theyr power and I don't get anymore this issue. --------------------  |
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19/03/2007, 19:12
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50<100 posts Group: Member Posts: 50 Joined: 08/03/07 Member No.: 2071 |
QUOTE (FrancoisH @ 19/03/2007, 0:37) QUOTE (Fritz Essono @ 18/03/2007, 21:33) QUOTE (rsamuel66 @ 18/03/2007, 21:20) Is there an intermediate fix for this? It's really hard to make turns, for example after having to backtrack down a runway. ricardo Exactly !!!! The fact is I use rudder pedals and then I can use brake half of theyr power and I don't get anymore this issue. On a dry runway at KPHX after landing and engaging reverse thrusters and spoilers to get to 60-70 knots, the brakes would not slow the aircraft down and I went off of the runway, through some trees and off of a cliff...lol. The brake temperature was still in the green. Something needs to to be done to the brakes! Mike |
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19/03/2007, 22:35
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 50<100 posts Group: Member Posts: 87 Joined: 19/03/07 Member No.: 2207 |
Haven't had one issue yet, even if I wanted to. The temps have stayed in good ranges on all my landings and they are sometimes even more sensitive than I wanted to. I use CH Pedals.
Can't complain here! 
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20/03/2007, 0:13
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50<100 posts Group: Member Posts: 50 Joined: 08/03/07 Member No.: 2071 |
I have CH pedals also and I can't get the plane to stop. I just went off of the end of the runway at KABQ RW8 which is 13,793 feet long! Most airliners stop about half down this long runway.
 Mike |
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20/03/2007, 1:14
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10<50 posts Group: Member Posts: 36 Joined: 26/04/06 Member No.: 193 |
Not sure whether this is relevant, but if I get the red "brake" message when I pump the brakes, the braking works. If it flashes between the "brakes/differential brakes" red message, no dice.
ricardo |
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20/03/2007, 8:49
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50<100 posts Group: Member Posts: 87 Joined: 19/03/07 Member No.: 2207 |
So far I've done as suggested in the manual - I ofcourse ARM the autobrakes before landing, then after touchdown I smoothly advance about half reverse and once the SPEED reduces through 100 knots, I nicely step on the toebrakes. I could get it stopped wherever I want, half the runway or at the end of the runway. Depends just how much I apply.
Strange it's not working like this with all of you. I suggest that you go to a local traffic circuit with it, make it a low load and see if the problem still exists. |
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20/03/2007, 9:30
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200<500 posts Group: Member Posts: 243 Joined: 09/04/06 From: Tiltonsville, OH USA Member No.: 60 |
Have you been flying in weather 0C or below ?
-------------------- Regards,
Brian |
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