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frester
post 07/05/2011, 13:04
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Just purchase this wounderfull plane and already completed a flight.My question is after entering fuel weight int the fms, what does a or n stand for? I cant find a reference to this anywhere.

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post 07/05/2011, 21:52
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QUOTE (frester @ 07/05/2011, 8:04) *
Just purchase this wounderfull plane and already completed a flight.My question is after entering fuel weight int the fms, what does a or n stand for? I cant find a reference to this anywhere.


/N is "normal fuel burn configuration"
/A is "alternate fuel burn configuration"

I believe you can only use /N on the MD-82 as setup on Fly the Maddog. Based on what I've read in real world manuals, I think you need center tank boost pumps with an "auto" selection to use /A. I'm not sure which MD-80's have that option (maybe the MD-88?), but don't believe the MD-82 does.

Anyone have more on this topic?
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post 08/05/2011, 22:56
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Hi,
I use normally "A" without center fuel too never had problems
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Andrea


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QUOTE (frester @ 07/05/2011, 8:04) *
Just purchase this wounderfull plane and already completed a flight.My question is after entering fuel weight int the fms, what does a or n stand for? I cant find a reference to this anywhere.


/N is "normal fuel burn configuration"
/A is "alternate fuel burn configuration"

I believe you can only use /N on the MD-82 as setup on Fly the Maddog. Based on what I've read in real world manuals, I think you need center tank boost pumps with an "auto" selection to use /A. I'm not sure which MD-80's have that option (maybe the MD-88?), but don't believe the MD-82 does.

Anyone have more on this topic?

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