For me it always is running on the initial load, have to wait a few seconds for it to shutdown. Wish it would just start off but im guessing there is a reason it doesnt, maybe they can fix in the future.
Anyway just give it a few seconds to activate your selected Default state.
Same here. I had this problem with elevator and with nose gear steering. Sensitivity affected the range of motion of the nose wheel steer.
0% sensitivity = no steering.
100% sensitivity = full range steering.
Yes i turned the cross-feed off because i noticed the fuel got low on that side. Both my engines was working on landing. I think i turned cross-feed off too late though but i was not that much unbalanced.
Thank you for information about that We can learn much by turning on failures
I have this too, I think the state is controlled by the efb so only once it is powered on does the state revert to cold and dark. I hope there will be a patch to remedy it.
OK, so I had a look in the FCOM (see link in my earlier post). Disclaimer - I’m a rank amateur at this and definitely not a real A320 pilot lol.
It looks like you had a failure in both fuel pumps from the left tank, and this message comes up when the centre tank is empty (which I think means that fuel is supposed to be coming from the left and right tanks, but the left tank is working with gravity feed only - ie no pumps). Hence why it says in white - when left tank fuel is required… - then in blue - left tank feed is gravity only.
This places restrictions on avoiding negative G factor etc. Here is the procedure from the FCOM:
[note that there is a different procedure if the cenntre tank is not empty]
This procedure also requires the GRVTY FUEL FEED procedure to be run depending on the exact circumstances. Here is that procedure:
The other warning “FWS FWC 1 FAULT” I think means that one of the flight warning computers has a fault. I found this page in the Supplementary Procedures:
It basically says to cycle the circuit breaker of the affected FWC. If both fail, there seems to be reference to monitoring all the flight instruments etc.
Thank you so much for digging into my failure I think i was fine because i could descend and plan an alternate landing. Would have been more critical over the sea or where no alternate airport was around I started to plan for an alternate as soon as i turned cross-feed on and pumps off. I was lucky to have 1 right pump working. I had a right pump fault on the overheadpanel but didn’t show up in text on the fwc. maybe because i had that fwc failure too lol.
yeah, correct me if i’m wrong if i say it’s the most complex aircraft addon ever. 200+ failures and 280+ working circuit breakers. I think we should start a failure thread and help eachother when failure occures Lol.
After I bought the Fenix (as I am a keyboard warrior) noticed immediately I can’t steer the aircraft with my keyboard, is there any possibilty to do so?