#Pmdg 777 fuel planner for free
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#Pmdg 777 fuel planner registration

The latest version can even display your flight plan on. The flight plan can be exported in a number of formats and also sent to VATSIM. It's still up to you to find whatever charts will be needed. Once the plan is generated you can print it out like a real dispatch that includes weather reports, NOTAMS etc. It's important to remember that you need to set up the aircraft with the same loads and fuel as you specified in the plan. It will also generate a random cargo/passenger load if you like. In either case you just need to fill in the form and PFPX can calculate the route for you and will figure out altitudes, fuel consumption, alternate airport and so on. This might be particularly useful for flying with a virtual airline. You can either go directly to the flight planning stage, or you can enter the flight into the schedule first, if you want to fly on a particular date/time or set up a repeating schedule. With the aircraft set up, flight planning is quite easy. I also looked in a config file from FSCaptain and that had some additional details. If you are landing in Denver from 16,000 feet at TOD you are only descending about 10,000 feet to landing.

I added departure and destination field elevation as factors.

Some of this can be found in the aircraft.cfg file. I updated the fuel planner spreadsheet I posted a while back. You have to tell PFPX information about passenger and cargo capacity, empty weights, max takeoff weight, zero-fuel weight, minimum runway landing length etc.

#Pmdg 777 fuel planner registration

I added a Continental livery from the AVSIM library including the registration number, and then configured an aircraft in PFPX just for that registration. The first task is to describe a particular aircraft to PFPX so it can do all the necessary calculations. The good thing is that you can see how the estimates for fuel burn compare with reality and then add some 'bias' adjustment in PFPX so in the long run you can get reasonably good calculations. Aircraft: Software: Aircraft Type: Repaint(s) 1: Cessna: FSX Defualt: 172 Sky lane: Cessna 172: 2: BAE RJ: Qualty Wings: RJ 85: Quality Wings RJ-85: RJ 100 3. I don't have much detailed info for the default aircraft so that was mostly guesswork but PFPX includes this information for payware aircraft such as the PMDG models. However, I'm rather doubtful even that would work properly with PMDG aircraft.PFPX is very easy to use, however it needs a lot of detailed information about an aircraft, its performance and its fuel consumption. The only other way I know of setting fuel levels (and payload for that matter) is to edit the Aircraft.CFG file directly, in situ, then send the FS control to reload the aircraft. If you need to send controls through FSUIPC offsets you use offsets 3110 (control number) and 3114 (data), setting the data first. BUT you never know, it would be worth checking. I no longer have any PMDG aircraft so I can't check, but I doubt that there will be controls to set fuel levels. You'll need to refer to the header (.h) file supplied in the 737NGX SDK for that.

The only concession there is to control, and maybe setting data, is the list of additional FS-type control numbers. Including and building on all of the groundbreaking features present in our PMDG 737NGX, the PMDG 777-200LR/F is also the first FSX addon to model the Electronic CheckList (ECL) system from the real airplane in exacting detail.

#Pmdg 777 fuel planner for free

PMDG have not provided any means to write to any of those data items. Numerous airline liveries and options are available for free download including all current operators of both types. Updates are then notified via a SimConnect mechanism. Data supplied by an interface provided by the 737NGX, which initially gets read en bloc and dumped into fSUIPC memory space for reading (only) by applications. The PMDG 737NGX data mapped into FSUIPC offsets is just that. So, I'm wondering if I'm using the wrong offsets or if PMDG just doesn't allow us to change their fuel tank values? When I try to set the fuel levels on the PMDG 737NGX, the quantities (the fuel digits) flash then return to their prior levels as if the PMDG is constantly resetting them.

#Pmdg 777 fuel planner .dll

DLL and FSUIPC I wrote a small utility that works setting the fuel levels on the default FSX 737NGX and on the CS 777. When I googled it, I found some old posts that talked about PMDG's SDK having the offsets to support being able to set their tank levels and then some folks said the offsets were read-only, etc. I apologize for this basic post but I searched this forum and found no threads on this topic.