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Rob Vanderkam
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I've downloaded the CVA OpenSky 767-300ER freeware from the main CVA web site. So I'm wondering if anyone knows where to get info on flying this sucka.

Here's what I've found:
- the CVA 767 AOI is written for the other CVA 767, the Level D payware (although it will undoubtedly have some useful stuff)
- the OS forum/FAQ says to read the manual but there isn't one that I can find
- the OS 2D panels are from the FS9 777 (I think) and there's a bit of info on flying that in FS9 but may take some tweaking (and I can't find the climb indicator anywhere - help! :O )

I'll go to the OS forums and try again if no-one here can help.
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The VSI is under the Altimiter and to the right of the EHSI and above the chrono.
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In the picture above it is the gray bordered instrument



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Thats the levelD panel your showing Bill. I think he is talking about the standard panel that comes with the Posky model767-300 from our fleet page. If so, the airspeed and rate of climb indicators are incorporated into the HSI, Rob. Airspeed on the left - rate of climb on the right.

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Bill H. is correct. The OS version has the VSI hidden beside the airspeed tape! Thx.



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Rob Vanderkam
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Still having problems with the Posky 767. FS9 777 takeoffs with no problem, but although I've solved the swerving problems with the 767 (was engine thrust diff), I still can't get a nice nose up on takeoff and nice control of pitch for climb. Very sluggish.

Does anyone else fly this a/c?



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Nope... I fly the real 767.

I think the best bet would be to check the POSKY forum and see if there is something we are missing in our file...
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DS wrote:
Nope... I fly the real 767.

The real one? Hmmmm. Coming from a LDSer, I assume you mean the LDS 767! :D



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