RJ Professional

Hello Mark,

Thank you for your reply and for passing this on to the development team. I just wanted to let you know that I managed to control CRS1 successfully by using offset 0C4E (NAV1 OBS) for the course.

I appreciate your support and the updates you’re considering for the RJ!

Best regards,
Emmanuel

@Paul-Cairns thank you!

@Mark Ah, ok. No problem. Thanks!

Thank you for acknowledging my post. I hope my explanation above helps in some way...

Although this is not something we are able to replicate on our side, it could potentially be a variation of the MSFS 2024 WASM instability issue listed in point 1 of the following FAQ: https://support.justflight.com/en/support/solutions/articles/17000143831-rj-professional-msfs-2024-known-issues

If that issue occurs again, try changing the RJ livery or variant between flights and see if that resolves the issue. We are hopeful that these WASM instability issues will be improved in the upcoming MSFS 2024 Sim Update 1.

It may also be worth double-checking that you have all four fuel pumps switched ON on the overhead panel and all four throttles in the FUEL ON position when starting the engines. Those should be the only controls that prevent fuel from entering the engines within the user's control.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. You are correct that the navdata does not include gates so the FMS will not generate coordinates in that field. We will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect the FMS's behaviour in the simulator more closely.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. The IRS sub-section of the FMS is not simulated in the RJ Professional, so we will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect this.

The current 'time to NAV' (TTN) can be viewed in the simulator by hovering over the IRS alignment knobs with tooltips enabled.

Mark - Just Flight

Thanks for raising this. The compact PFD is not simulated in the RJ Professional, so we will update the manual in the next RJ Professional update to reflect this.

Mark - Just Flight

This is something we have logged on our internal feature request tracker as something to investigate in the future, however, it's not something we are currently working on.

Mark - Just Flight

I will try that. Makes sense. I know in some A/C that if you use VSpeed to descend it will make a smoking hole in the ground.

@Mark said in Problems Starting On Runway:

In the meantime, pressing the "Ready To Fly" button as soon as it becomes available during the pre-flight cinematic should allow the aircraft's save state to initialise correctly.

That seems to work Mark, many thanks.

That makes sense, thank you @Mark