May 7, 201115 yr Does the copilot ever use the right ignition for engine start?Why do they start engine 2, 1st.?Excellent program. Very real.JimCYWG
May 7, 201115 yr Commercial Member Does the copilot ever use the right ignition for engine start?Why do they start engine 2, 1st.?Excellent program. Very real.JimCYWGHi Jim,Some airlines might.Be sure to read the notes on Cross bleed engine starts using Ground Air. In that case, the left engine is started first... after being started you disconnect the GPU and Air, then perform and x-bleed start to start the right engine.Cheers, B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
May 10, 201115 yr Actually, I think the most common practice is to change the ignition from day to day to achieve even wear. For example left on odd days, right on even days. Michal Pospíchal In the air as TVS490 or in the Czech Wings colours
May 11, 201115 yr Commercial Member Actually, I think the most common practice is to change the ignition from day to day to achieve even wear. For example left on odd days, right on even days.That's the ignitors themselves, not the start sequence. B. York FS2Crew Web Site / FS2Crew Facebook Page / FS2Crew Discord
May 11, 201115 yr I see, I misunderstood the question. Actually, I though those are 2 questions, one for L/R ignition, and second for engine start sequence. Michal Pospíchal In the air as TVS490 or in the Czech Wings colours
May 13, 201115 yr I see, I misunderstood the question. Actually, I though those are 2 questions, one for L/R ignition, and second for engine start sequence.I am pretty sure those were two separate questions and your answer was correct for the first one.Cheers,Henri
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