JamesA321

@C2615 This is bad on Feelthere's half if this is true. All other good paywear airliners have accurate CG etc representation if that makes sense...

@atav757This is what I thought! If you google Ejets performance calculator it's the only one on the Xplane forums. Really good calculator to be honest. It's give V speeds and trim settings. But you need to enter a CG for accurate calculations.

Oh really! What would be the best CG to enter into the performance calculator then? As it gives a different trim setting for different CG entries? Thanks

@scoobflightSorry what do you mean?

Just to add, when mentioning the CG for performance calculations. This is critical for the correct trim settings on takeoff. But the manual doesn't contain this information...

Hi everyone, Just out of curiosity, what do people use for performance calculations? I've been using the well-known freeware calculator available on the Xplane forums. I know there is also Qsimplanner but that only gives you flex temps. But my main problem is figuring out what the CG of the aircraft is? It's so annoying because the load factor can be loaded via the Feelthere payload manager but not the fuel, so then you have to do that manually via P3D. Considering all this I still have no indication of what my CG is, which surely is critical for performance.

Them lights look amazing! Absolutely love the sounds. Just to confirm the above, do we still need to disable to x3 Air, Batteries and APU? Thanks for the hard work!