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EHM-2190 ROCHA
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« on: May 09, 2011, 08:34:07 PM »

Please, someone inform me,
 we do not use the propilot!
We report flight as Murray did?
If is like so, we do not need to go to WSSS as I did.
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« Reply #1 on: May 09, 2011, 08:55:45 PM »

Murray is just posting his planning information for his own use.

You need to be at WSSS and you need to use flogger, please see my reply to your other post.
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« Reply #2 on: May 09, 2011, 10:12:55 PM »

TBH, I'm posting my planning for anyone that needs it (still plenty of pilots at WSSS...).

And FYI re: the first leg, those of you in the FSX 850/200, if you 100% the two tanks you'll have approx quarter of each tank when you get to Chennai (weather allowing, o'course).
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« Reply #3 on: May 12, 2011, 09:08:53 AM »

Hoo boy I am currently FL340 at 260 KIAS/GS 446 kts with 8400 lbs of fuel left in the tanks and 586NM to go following a hi-altitude airways plan in the FSX Challenger. As Murray mentions I should be landing with around a quarter tank left in each wing but I probably should have researched the 850's fuel consumption rates as I burned through a ton of fuel during climb and got a little nervous  Grin.

I think I am comfortable with the burn rate now and might even risk a bit more speed as the cruise burn is less that initially anticipated; however, not much wind during the flight (currently 085 degrees at 7 kts lol). A nasty headwind would have made this hop a LOT more exciting!

1 hour to go...
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« Reply #4 on: May 12, 2011, 02:47:07 PM »

Done first leg Grin thanks Alex for the quickest plane Grin
And this is my report with FS9 CRJ200 Wink
Report:
Flight Distance: 1,578 Nm Landing Speed: 121.92 kt
Time Airborne: 06h05:54 Landing Touchdown: -230.77 ft/m (nice)
Flight Time (block): 06h19:47 Landing Pitch: 2.98°
Time On Ground: 00h17:27 Landing Weight: 44837 lbs
Average Speed: 258.74 kt Total Fuel Used: 8213 lbs
Max. Altitude: FL 350 Fuel Not Used: 2059 lbs
Climb Time: 00h16:46 Climb Fuel Used: 1626 lbs
Cruise Time: 05h03:31 Cruise Fuel Used: 5779 lbs
Average Cruise Speed: 301.61 kt (M0.49) Cruise fuel/hour: 1142 lbs (calc)
Descent Time: 00h45:37 Descent Fuel Used: 807 lbs
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