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yet another 737NG

Postby krazyj » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:02 am

I bought the NG also

and I'm choking in the FMC so I was wondering if there is a how to guide to plot routes from i.e. Esbjerg to stansted that ryanair flies or other airports.. so if someone has a how to plot guide plez share

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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby jrpilot » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:32 am

Do you mean a tutorial?....go to there site..here is the linkright to all the information/tutorials and stuff...if you want liveries go to downloads and it will be one of your choices...you won't understand the 737 in one night beleave me...I got so frustrated using it..but after time and a bunch of questions you well understand it :)
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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby krazyj » Wed Oct 20, 2004 5:56 am

I mean how do you plot the waypoints and stuff from i.e. JFK to SFO ??

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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby SaVas » Wed Oct 20, 2004 7:19 am

Krazyj, The FMC on the 737NG is a bear at first, but they do have a great tutorial, that is about 50 pages on how to use all functions of it. In order to tell you how, it would require writing a book, or at least a 50 page document.

Go to www.precisionmanuals.com and then to downloads. Two specific files you will want are:

Name: PMDG Documentation - Flight Management Computer (FMC)

Name: PMDG Documentation - Autopilot and TCAS

but I recommend downloading and printing all documentation on how to fly the 737NG correctly. Be prepared, it takes close to a ream of paper ;)

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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby Nexus » Wed Oct 20, 2004 8:04 am

Start in this order:

Tell the FMC where you are (position init)

Tell the FMC which route you are flying (ie EKEB -EGSS), this is done in the route page.

Tell the FMC which runway you will depart from and which DP  (departure procedure) you will use (formerly known as SID, standard intrument departure route). This is done in the DEP ARR page

The FMC now needs to know how the route from EKEB to EGSS will look, this is done in the LEGS page.
Type in these waypoint names

MIKRO- TUSKA -WELGO- JUIST -TEMLU- EEL-
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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby SaVas » Wed Oct 20, 2004 8:55 am

Nexus is the essential SIMv master of the 737NG ;D
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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby Nexus » Wed Oct 20, 2004 4:52 pm

Well Savas, every Flight management system is more or less the same, it's just a difference in interface and software language, but they all share the same basic principles  :)
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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby krazyj » Thu Oct 21, 2004 1:10 am

ok thanx nexus I hear you are quite the GURU on the NG

what other neat features should I keep my eyes out for I just got it and I'm still trying to figure it out
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Re: yet another 737NG

Postby jrpilot » Thu Oct 21, 2004 5:47 am

Make sure you put the gen. on before takeoff arming the a/t and turn the f/d onalso..this will let vnav hold your speed
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