Sim numbers correct?

[R2000/1830]

Got these numbers from two places for the 747-200 sim profile, my question is, should the second line be flap 1 not 0. Thanks for any help in advance 9 days to go!!

GEAR FLAP IAS ATT EPR FLIGHT PATH

UP 0 280 2 1.16 STR LVL
“ 0 250 5 1.16 “ “
“ 5 186 7.5 1.22 “ “
“ 10 176 7.5 1.22 “ “
“ 20 166 6 1.22 “ “
DOWN 20 166 6 1.26 “ “
“ 30 156 1.5 1.22 3 DEG DESC

[Numero Crunchero]

I thought only airbus had 'flap 1'? There was no flap 1 on my previous types(no boeing history). If you are studying the sim profile that closely you are most definitely not going to be able to see the woods for the trees!

[spleener]

Yeah, from memory those numbers are just about perfect. Depending on ambient conditions, weight, Cof G and performance degradation I might adjust the attitude by .0125 of a degree if I adjusted thrust by more than 0.0217 away from the specified datum!:\
Seriously; yes you're probably right about the 2nd line of your "guidance", just remember its an aeroplane [albeit simulated].Relax and enjoy, good luck.

[Five Green]

Don't forget that the sim motion is turned all they way up to squirrely !!

[jetpilot01]

hey mate,
just had a successful sim ride in hk.
some advice from me:
- yes, there definitely is a flaps 1 position
- it takes ages to extend the flaps from 0 to 1 to 5, don´t start to late!
- watch your altitude during configuration for the ils, you need very high pitch
- never go below 2.5 pitch during steep turns
- after airwork they asked me where i am (DME, ADF) and what intercept heading i would choose to establish myself on loc. i was 15.2 nm out and chose a heading of 120. consider to take a 30 degree intercept, mine was to steep for the big lady, had to re-intercept
- in the second app they asked me to reduce spd 200kts, so i ordered flaps 5
good luck, and don´t forget that it´s big fun to fly the 47 sim :O