ALL FLIGHT SIMULATOR DISCUSSIONS IN HERE

[myke]

Shots = To view, not criticise the way someone flies -.-'

If Matt wants to fly that way, so be it?

[cocaine]

Basically, FL is above the transition level, and Altitude is below transition level...

If you're above, your QNH is set to 1013hpa (or 29.92in), and if you're below, its either set to the regional QNH or Airfield QNH.

Hope this summarises it for you

Regards...

yup, so basically anything above transition altitude (point at which lower airspace changes into upper airspace, in the UK its normally 6000 feet) you use the QNH 1013 and anything below transition airspace, you go on what the controllers tell you / regional QNH

[Recursion]

Controllers have never complained at me

[Hayd93]

Love that paint sam i wish you good luck

[myke]

FL130 = 13,000 FT, yes.

FL13 Isn't used.

But if it was, then that's the concept.

[Adam!]

Nothing wrong with steep climbs, getting up there nice and quick!

Ah yeah, doesn't matter if the a/c stalls and crashes..

[daviesair]

Nope Adam, it doesnt...

And Garner... you're such a baby! "OH IS THIS GOING TO END UP IN ME LEAVING"

Its a forum and you're a joke! Get over yourself...

And yes, its far too steep for a 757, even though they are over powered.

End of.

[Adam!]

Nope Adam, it doesnt...

And Garner... you're such a baby! "OH IS THIS GOING TO END UP IN ME LEAVING"

Its a forum and you're a joke! Get over yourself...

And yes, its far too steep for a 757, even though they are over powered.

End of.

LOLOLOLOL.

[NEW-START]

Adam, it doesn't matter if it stalls / crashes at all as it's a simulator.

Nope Adam, it doesnt...

And Garner... you're such a baby! "OH IS THIS GOING TO END UP IN ME LEAVING"

Its a forum and you're a joke! Get over yourself...

And yes, its far too steep for a 757, even though they are over powered.

End of.

And davisair, you're strange. It's not too steep at all for a 757. I've saw Zoom airlines climb out in a 757 as steep as that.

[NEW-START]

Basically, FL is above the transition level, and Altitude is below transition level...

If you're above, your QNH is set to 1013hpa (or 29.92in), and if you're below, its either set to the regional QNH or Airfield QNH.

Hope this summarises it for you

Regards...

Well done on repeating everything that has previously been stated?