Flat tire

The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?

Can anyone explain this anomaly?

Viperdoc wrote:
The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?

It's next to the ejection seat switch.

Damn, you're just having all kinds of problems. At least your MSFS fuel is
still cheap!
Jim

"Viperdoc" wrote in message
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The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?

Can anyone explain this anomaly?

On 6/1/2007 9:45:12 AM, "Viperdoc" wrote:

Can anyone explain this anomaly?

OK, one is funny, two or more are beginning to not be.

Is this really ViperDoc or is this an imposter?

--
Peter

Interestingly enough, there is a simulator for a kingair 200 that does
introduce low tires, low oil and such. And the pilot gets to make
maintenance decisions.

The left engine needs oil, it will cost 18 dollars, proceed? Yes/No

Something like that.

John

Viperdoc wrote:

The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?

Can anyone explain this anomaly?

The Visitor wrote:
Interestingly enough, there is a simulator for a kingair 200 that does
introduce low tires, low oil and such. And the pilot gets to make
maintenance decisions.

The left engine needs oil, it will cost 18 dollars, proceed? Yes/No

Something like that.

John

Viperdoc wrote:

The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS
there is no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel
that inflates the tires? If so, where is it located?

Can anyone explain this anomaly?



Oh, God that would be horrible. I can understand maintenance where
maybe you'd have to get mx to perform your 100 hour or something, but
having to pay for it??

I used to play the Sims a while ago and the more you play it, the more
it seems like life without the fun. Go to work, study, clean, eat,
try to have some fun somewhere, pay bills, repeat.

Hmm. Seems like "The Sims" are a pretty good human life simulator.

I should start basing all of my social descisions on episodes of
The Sims.

Hey, does anyone remember the cheat where you get to move your sims
around while in build mode?

TIA

Viperdoc wrote:
The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?

Can anyone explain this anomaly?

It's your density altitude. How
far below MSL are you.

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"Viperdoc" wrote:

The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?
Can anyone explain this anomaly?

Click on TOOLS in the menu bar and select the appropriate one.

Ah!! Found it! TOOLSAIR-COMPRESSORINFLATE
Thanks!
Jim

"john smith" wrote in message
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In article ,
"Viperdoc" wrote:

The tire on my Baron looks low. This is impossible, since in MSFS there
is
no need to put air in tires. Is there a switch on the panel that
inflates
the tires? If so, where is it located?
Can anyone explain this anomaly?

Click on TOOLS in the menu bar and select the appropriate one.

"Viperdoc" wrote in news:466022cc$0$9878
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Can anyone explain this anomaly?

Bean-O