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Alarm on Takeoff

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Hi all,I keep getting an alarm on take off, as soon as I activate TOGA, and I cant figure what Im doing wrong.Its a cycling buzzer alarm, no master caution thingy lights up.Flaps for set to 5 degrees, and match FMC.RTO armed, speed brake armed, V speeds show correctly.AT armed, FD on both side, LNAV, VNAV armed. Ive missed something, but I have no idea what. And I seem to keep doing it everytime. Any suggestions?

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HiHow about the elevator trim ?Best wishes

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Alaa A. Riad
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Try with no armed spd brake
Exactly - don't arm the speedbrake for takeoff in the NGX.

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in every boeing your not suppost to arm the speed brakes, I had the same trouble with the 747 and soon realized that

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Yep speed brake armed is the problem. I made this mistake also.


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Why is "speedbreak armed" a problem? Isn´t it a normal procedure in the Takeoff Checklist?

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i just made a take off with spoilers armed, and i got a alarm too, ok looks like we dont need to arm them in the ngx thanks!

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