Newbie Question

[ettienneb]

Hi! I am a new FS Passenger User, and I like it! Two issues that drive me insane:

1) I am flying with the PMDG 737, and for some reason (even after startup) I cannot get the Music activated. The co-pilot tells me that the
Avionics switch needs to be ON. But I have followed the correct start-up procedures for the 737? Please let me know how to get over this.

2) This is actually more serious: After every flight, I am being penalised for OVERSPEED. This is because of very, very brief over-speed
situations during the flight, due to weather / wind / air-pockets. FS Passengers then pics this up and penalise me.

Is there no kind of a buffer-period build in? Like if the over-spead situation is for 2 second only, please do not penalise me?

I will appreciate any feedback in this regard.

Take care and happy flying.

[FsP Dennis]

1) You need to have passengers in your cabin before activating music

2) Have you tryed to disable the overspeed penalty ? Go to : FS9 -> FsPassengers -> config -> more_option ->
Then find this one: DisableOverspeedLimit =0; // disable overspeed penalty
Change it to :
DisableOverspeedLimit =1; // disable overspeed penalty

And now you have disabled the "overspeed penalty"

Hope that helped

[ettienneb]

FsP Dennis wrote:
1) You need to have passengers in your cabin before activating music

2) Have you tryed to disable the overspeed penalty ? Go to : FS9 -&gt FsPassengers -&gt config -&gt more_option -&gt
Then find this one: DisableOverspeedLimit =0; // disable overspeed penalty
Change it to :
DisableOverspeedLimit =1; // disable overspeed penalty

And now you have disabled the "overspeed penalty"

Hope that helped

Thanks Dennis, I will disable the overspeed for now.

I do have the passengers in the cabin, but still (even after start up) the MASTER AVIONICS SWITCH is still off. I will load with default
CESSNA now, ensure that this switch is ON and then change to the 737 and see if that makes a difference.

Thanks for the assistance!

[Drew]

or alternativly, dont fly so close to the overspeed limit