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cockpit
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Sun Sep 14, 2003 3:06 pmby UnknownIbex
can any1 say me, if there is a GPS in the real boeing's and airbus'es
if u know this, plz write me an e-mail to
'JoFi-Ha@web.de' . Thank you very much...
Re: cockpit
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Tue Sep 16, 2003 5:40 pmby Nexus
Yes, there is a GPS on the Boeings (prolly on the 'busses aswell)
But the primary navigation system is IRS, although that's a relative old technology compared to the GPS.
But as time goes by, the GPS system will eventually replace the IRS.
IRS= Inertial Reference System
Re: cockpit
Posted:
Fri Sep 19, 2003 7:50 amby UnknownIbex
thank u nexus for ur answer. can u say me, where i can find the 'IRS' in fs2004? ???
Re: cockpit
Posted:
Sat Sep 20, 2003 1:30 pmby Nexus
[quote]thank u nexus for ur answer. can u say me, where i can find the 'IRS' in fs2004?
Re: cockpit
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Sun Sep 21, 2003 5:29 pmby Craig.
you've gotta feel sorry for the trans atlantic pilots who have to use those.
united 777 pilots are lucky they dont have that and its all sent from HQ pre programmed into the FMC:) and these guys doing the least amount of work are earning the big bucks
Re: cockpit
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Tue Sep 23, 2003 2:15 pmby Ivan
Tupolevs have to do it with Cessna-type GPS kits, NDB and RBSN(VHF-NDB), but mostly by visual refrence (that's where those glass noses are for). lots of workload...