Problems with FS2000

[Avianca 757]

Hello:

I try to land on some airport, I go good and I am almost in the runway, but when the plane passes the middle marker it begins to ascend without being "told" to and it always frustrates my landings (if I don't crash). does anybody know why do this thing happen? how to fix it? am I doing something wrong?

thanx

[FinalApproach]

Good day, I have had the same problem in that simulator as well. Most of the time that this happened to me was when I was doing an auto approach and if the aircraft was not perfectly lined on the glideslope it seemed to initiate a go around. So if you are attempting auto approaches this may be the reason! Hope this may be of some help!

[AlaskaJet]

What is your approach speed?
If you go to fast you might flare and it will start a climb out.

[Avianca 757]

Well...it's about 180 knots on MD83
so did you fix it? how?

thanx

[AlaskaJet]

hmmm That should bee a resonable speed, I dont have that problem on MY MSFS2000 so sorry I dont think i could help.

[Avianca 757]

ok, thanks for the help anyway, I'll see what can I do

[Jim]

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Avianca 757:
Well...it's about 180 knots on MD83
so did you fix it? how?

thanx<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

That's a bug usually associated with custom scenery that mess with runway coordinates. Getting rid of the scenery usually fixes it. It is however a permanent bug on a few runways (Sky Harbor in particular).

[Avianca 757]

Yeah dude, but that's some bug of the MD83 model itself, If I lower it to 170 it begins to stall, for reality that's hella fast...but the in the simulator is stall, at least in that model.

By the way, I have been doing the approachs with no ILS and it's fixed, the problem is of the ILS.

[mbruun]

whoa ... images/smiles/icon_eek.gif

180kts on approach ?

They calculate app. 135-140 on the 763 .. app. 135-145 on the 744.. down to 125 on the A330 ..

So, 180kts = 324 km/h .. That's FAST, man ..


-Morten-