146 Professional

Same with the DME and GND SPD readouts. Using a fixed-width font would eliminate the constant jumping. LOVE this plane! Having so much fun with it. A LOT of work!

@martyn Yes, I can see the warning, but only if I am looking at the warning panel. The alarm is the same volume as other warnings and the co-pilot only talks to me some of the time. I just landed at EDDK and the co-pilot made no calls, except to announce the capture of the Glide Slope. This isn't a deal-breaker and as I am gaining experience on the aircraft it is becoming less of a problem. But I would still like my co-pilot to talk to me when he should.

We've not experienced this issue. Can you confirm the altitude and altimeter baro setting when this occurs?

This isn't something that we've seen during testing. Please submit a support ticket so we can investigate further.

@jmarkows I am terribly embarrassed to say that I soon realized that I had totally forgotten the operation of this great airplane. Just completed a full flight. It was done after watching a few more videos to remember how "really" this airplane flies. You "tell" it what to do. It doesn't "understand" what you "want" it to do. You tell it "I want you to keep this IAS or V/S", and it does. You can't tell it "I want you to get to that IAS or V/S". It's electronics were not that sophisticated. Other than a "so-so" landing, it was fun to finally accomplish a full flight. The only issue in VR (which I fly exclusively if I can) as in the past, is the inability to reach some instruments/buttons/dials (ie altimeters barometer dials ) with the mouse. Controllers don't work well at all. It is not JustFlight's fault. We can only hope that Asobo will soon address VR in more detail. Thanks again. Roberto

Thank you; Yes, I have this installed, and it offers navdata for the sim, in-sim chart update, and navdata specific to the CRJ.

@plhought Thanks to clear this up, new to the BAE146 so i didn't know that system was there.

Thank you Martin, I appreciate your reply. The approaches consist of a NDB/DME at Sligo and a LOC/DME at Donegal, no VOR/DME at either location. I perhaps should have mentioned that I can receive all navaids as well as perform both approaches in the EMB110. I did, however, fly the ILS RW04 into LTBH Canakkale earlier, and the DME was definitely working OK.

@capt-pip Nobody here has found it as far as I'm aware, it must have been overlooked. Easy enough to just load up onto any stand at EGJJ and just go, though.

You can click-and-hold your left mouse button to let it go faster. On the left side of the knob to decrese, right side to increase.

Did you read the manual? 1:- No, you don't even need to download or export from Simbrief as the 146 can get it from Simbrief itself 2:- You need to enable "GPS" flight, or R NAV. There is a nice little button for this: [image: rnav.png] 3:- Enable LNAV [image: lnav.png] (lateral navigation) To load the Simbrief flightplan I recommend this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SgZGR0huR18 The same process as SB if you really like the MSFS flight plan, but the option below it.

@jmarkows Mine are still a work in progress - I see a couple of goofs in there now. My intention is to try to minimize the back-and-forth between the different areas - do as much as you can on one panel before moving on to another - I hate swinging back and forth for 1 or two things if I can avoid it, and basically get a checklist that can get you from Cold & Dark to the taxiway in 10 minutes or so without having to cheat by Auto-completing checklists. I did the same for the CRJ and it works nice.

@n293wk just in case I described it incorrectly, here's where I got it from: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/released-just-flight-bae146-the-little-jumbojet-april-29th/502682/526

@plhought They are available here in the 146s 'Product Specific FAQs' section as usual https://support.justflight.com/support/solutions/articles/17000124987-146-professional-msfs-changelog

@flyforever The auto-spoilers on 146 aircraft are deactivated - look up on your overhead. Standard practice on the 146 is on the short final have air-brake full open (there's actually a detent there on the real aircraft), then after touch-down the handle is manually brought full back into the lift spoiler detent. This is to avoid having the very powerful lift spoilers opening and closing during a bounce. It was refined on the Avro RJ which when auto-spoilers are activated behave more like you are used to.