Hi,in this very interesting video of a MD11 in final appr at EHAM there is an aural warning saying "Stabilizer motion":1) What does that mean exactly and why is this aural warning given?2) Do you guys know if this warning is also implemented in the PMDG MD11 and if so what to do to reproduce it...?By the way: Did EHAM re-named their RWYs to 19 R/L...in all my charts it is said RWY 18 R/L...??Here is the Video sequence: the warning comes at 08:30 Min. of the vidhttp://de.youtube.com/watch?v=VKtHO-7oB7EKRSusanThanks very much! :)

yes, love that sound....brrrrrrr stabilizer motion! Its magical isnt it Susan?:D

Susan,If the stabilizer trim moves a certain range (a certain amount of units), that warning will sound. Try holding down your trim buttons for a long time and you should hear this warning.

So that means that the autopilot adjusts the stabilizer during short final in the video or the co-pilot manually...?

>Hi,>>>By the way: Did EHAM re-named their RWYs to 19 R/L...in all my>charts it is said RWY 18 R/L...??>>Actually that MPH movie is an old one lolNope EHAM 19 R/L was the old naming before the fifth (Polderbaan) runway ;-)http://194.229.29.150/nomos/main.mxml?versionChecked=truehttp://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y156/awf1/sign.jpg

>1) What does that mean exactly and why is this aural warning given?Hi Susan,the warning sounds under the following conditions:-a continous movement of more than 2

Thanks guys! :)Just to confirm: The auto-pitch mode is the default mode or do I have to engage something )on the overhead panel)?