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Over speed warning.

Postby gilesh » Thu Aug 25, 2005 8:48 pm

Hi, New to Simviation but it looks great.
I have just doenloaded the concord from another site. But when I speed through 320 something notts the over speed warning light comes on. As you can see this is pretty anoying when the concords overspeed is at over 1000 notts! I tried taking the refrence speed out of the aircraft.cfg but it made no difference. Does anone know how to fix this problem? Is it somthing to do with the .air file? Thanks.
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Re: Over speed warning.

Postby H » Fri Aug 26, 2005 12:28 am

This usually happens when someone has "borrowed" a file from another plane. I've had to eliminate the overspeed sound on some but there was no warning light, anyway (not a common feature with biplanes).
However, for better results, I'd suggest you re-enter this inquiry under the forum for the respective version -- or at least reveal which version you're using (FS2004, 2000, etc.), as well as which download.
I'm sure the answer is out there ;).
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Re: Over speed warning.

Postby gilesh » Fri Aug 26, 2005 10:04 pm

HI, Thanks for replying.
I am using fs 2004 and I doenloaded my concord from http://www.fsfrance.com/Projets/Mach2/Download.htm
I tried using aired to open the .air file and change the speed that the warning comes up but i am not sure how.
Thanks, Giles.
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Re: Over speed warning.

Postby rootbeer » Sat Sep 10, 2005 12:17 pm

Whats a doenload? Is that a cousin to a download?
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Re: Over speed warning.

Postby Falcon500 » Sat Sep 10, 2005 4:14 pm

didnt you reconfigure the nose? i dont know if its possible in these flight sims. but for T/O and landing the nose is drop at low speeds to see over it. dont know much else about it.
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