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hello again.

i found a problem with fs 2004 on the parking brakes.

when my plane   is running with engines one 0% throttle and parking brakes on.
it gently move forward  inch by inch. with other words
it don't stay at the same spot.

how come or is there a sollution for it ?

manny thx from holland

greetingz

[quote]hello again.

i found a problem with fs 2004 on the parking brakes.

when my plane

its happend with every type of plane in fs 2004 payware or no payware i think people forgot to modify the brake pressure

i have chanced it to little more pressure and nou its standing still on the same spot even when i push the throttle from 0% lets say 20 or 50 %

i have watched lot of stuff on tv

[quote]its happend with every type of plane in fs 2004 payware or no payware i think people forgot to modify the brake pressure

i have chanced it to little more pressure and nou its standing still on the same spot even when i push the throttle from 0% lets say 20 or 50 %

i have watched lot of stuff on tv

This is a common problem with turboprops in FS9. I believe it's quite realistic. http://www.aeroworx.com/smf/index.php?topic=2068.0

This is a common problem with turboprops in FS9. I believe it's quite realistic. http://www.aeroworx.com/smf/index.php?topic=2068.0

I always find the turbo-props quite tricky to Taxi slowly, even with careful positioning of the various control levers after studying the Aircraft Handbook for instructions.
I have to apply the foot brakes occasionally to keep the Aircraft at a steady Taxi speed, but its something I get used to... ...!

Even with the control levers correctly set, any change of direction, changing wind, uneven Taxiway, etc, will upset the settings, so a juggle between throttle and brakes is necessary!

Paul....G-BPLF.

yeah but i life figurely on the airport

As a test on one of the aircraft which "creep" - try increasing the Brake scalar value under the [brakes] label in it's aircraft.cfg file.

[brakes]
parking_brake = 1

I doubt very much that it is a problem with the FS 2004 Program.
After 10+years of using the Various MS Flight Sims, FS'98 onwards, they have all responded correctly to the Foot Brakes, Hand brake, and Throttle.

I would suspect an error in the Joystick Throttle calibration?

Especially, if the problem is with the Default Cessna172 Trainer!

Paul...G-BPLF... 8-)..!

its just about how people male the airplane i dont think its nothing much to do with FS9.. its about plane's dad and moma haha

if you don't read what i write than don't answer please.

i have NO PROBLEMS WITH FS 2002 PROFF EDIT
WITH FS -X

..another thought...

Make sure you have the Autopilot switched off!

If you leave it on it will control the Aircraft for you, (and if you then change to another Aeroplane the Autopilot will remain on, and control that Aircraft as well).

Paul...G-BPLF... 8-)...!

hihihihi i don't fly with autopilot

autopilot is turning fs 2004 in to a movie , sitback watch and fall in sleep.. hahahhaa

but have you try what i said?? numlock 5 option in 2d cockpit???

hihihihi i don't fly with autopilot

autopilot is turning fs 2004 in to a movie , sitback watch and fall in sleep.. hahahhaa

but have you try what i said?? numlock 5 option in 2d cockpit???

Yes...

I tried most of the planes in my FS 2004 Hangar, and the Hand Brakes, and Toe Brakes always work correctly...they have for the past 10 years...every day... ...!

Make sure you haven't got the Auto pilot turned on accidentally?

Paul...Just been flying my Lear Jet 45 for the past 4 hour hours, landing at different Airfields, taxiing, etc...braking... etc...no problems...everything stationary...

Paul...G-BPLF...!

do you use 9.1 or just 9.0 of fs9??? i use 9.0

but i have this problem only with fs9 even with the standard planes of fs9

i have put de standard planes with i have the troubles with