Cessna 172 Tundra

[Cees Donker]

Plain simple engine management as I did in my first car.



Cees

[fsafranek]

A set of gauges for P3D was issued by A.F.Scrub a while back and should be available wherever you downloaded the aircraft.
The included text file mentions P3D v4 and v5.
Hope this helps.

[gray eagle]

A set of gauges for P3D was issued by A.F.Scrub a while back and should be available wherever you downloaded the aircraft.
The included text file mentions P3D v4 and v5.
Hope this helps.

I was aware of this per communication with AF Scrubb. For what ever reason, they didn't populate the missing gauges.
I did find another panel fix from another source see my #20.
Every thing is just fine now.

[fsafranek]

I'll check out the other source you refer to. Dropping in his gauges, even into the panel folder, still just gives black holes and a now a dead engine.
Worst case I'll load up the Aeroproyecto C172N Beast. But I do like the early style tail included in A.F. Scrub's rendering.

I was aware of this per communication with AF Scrubb. For what ever reason, they didn't populate the missing gauges.
I did find another panel fix from another source see my #20.
Every thing is just fine now.

[tgycgijoes]

If the aircraft is built in the sim to mimic RL as it should then there is a reason and you hit it on the head. Since it IS a Tundra, you don't fly it from the Midwest in summer LOL Duh I was flying it in Alaska in real weather and should have know better. Way back years ago I had a Fiat X19 with manual choke and Strombecker carb that was in Illinois and exactly what you described is what I had to do in the winter until it got warmed up. It took me everywhere even in a foot of snow with good rally tires on it. So I will remember to crack the throttle. This Cessna doesn't have a primer I guess it has an auto-choke in the Lycoming in the sim and I will be sure to crack the throttle and keep it there until its warmed up. Should have remembered that too from flying a B-17 and B-24 (virtually) in the sim too. Priming; Intercoolers, MP etc.