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A320neo V2
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Brief description of the issue:
While the clock (showing UTC time) is synched to the MSFS world and is affected by the sim rate, the chronometer and other aircraft systems appear to be synched to real world time. This means that if the sim rate is increased, then A320 burns fuel at a slower rate, the EFOB at destination increases. The chronometer also doesn’t increase it’s rate when the sim rate is increased. This is a problem because of the time slowdown issues Xbox users have been expereincing, and it means that the A320 (I haven’t tested other aircraft) end up burning more fuel than predicted during planning. I don’t mind the occasional slow down, but EVERYTHING needs to slow down at the same rate to make it consistent.
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Xbox Series X
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AAU3
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