On 2011/11/21 13:32, Ramy Yanetz <ryan...@yahoo.com> wrote: > I haven't tried 6.2.3 yet but I flew with 6.2.2 last saturday (running on my > Streak connected to 302) and something is very wrong with all arrival > altitude calculations in waypoint info and info boxes when combining bug > factor, Headwind and MC >0. Once arrival altitude turned negative it > immediately dropped by 5000 feet or more to something completely wrong. > Sometime it will stuck on zero. If I changed MC to zero it usually fixes it. > I can recreate it anytime I replay my flight. The issue gets worse the higher > the headwind, MC and bug factor. In my example MC=0.5, bug factor= 67% and > head wind = 12 knots. No task set, so next waypoint was home all the time. > Arrival altitude (altitude difference) was correct until turned negative with > the head wind component, then it dropped from zero to -6000 feet in couple of > minutes! I even saw a message that I will arrive after sunset although the > waypoint was only 20 miles away and there was at least 3 hours to sunset. > Please note that the zero MC calculation was correc > t in the waypoint info all the time, only the current MC and safety MC ( if > greater than zero) are completely off when turning negative with polar > degradation and significant headwind >10 knots or so.
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