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Mxsmanic wrote in
: Marty Shapiro writes: Not too noticeable until about 8,000'. Then it gets noticeable. Above 11,000' it gets very, very noticeable. Go to Pike's Peak and see what happens! Yesterday I tried flying a Piper J-3 and a Cessna 172 over the top of (I think) Mount Rainier (the tall mountain near KSEA), and they both seemed to struggle as we approached the altitude of the peak. I turned around and went back when it became obvious that I wasn't going to make it. Not sure if it was engine power that lacked, or just air density that was too low, or what. I was flying for fun and did not check the altimeter. Does MSFS let you set whether you have oxygen in the plane? ![]() |
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