Using the manuals

[joolsd 10]

Which PDF are the inflight check list in the manual? I have the old PMDG checks, but should really need the new one. Also is there a condensed, normal proceedures. The amplifided is excellent when your learning, but sometimes it gets a bit to detailled. Like adjusting your seat, and looking around he aircraft at the aircraft. What I mean is, is there a normal procedure list which has just the really important stuff in? And you can use when flying?

[Chock 17,769]

What will solve that problem is the ones that will come with the FS2Crew add-on, although in the meantime you could use the ones that come with the iFly version if you have that. Alternatively, you might like these: http://www.b737.org.uk/nnp.htm#Checklists Al

[trisager 2]

There are normal checklists in the QRH, right after the index.

[wildtrout1 0]

Try this one: http://forum.avsim.n...attach_id=31093 It was created by David Murden (NyxxUK). I made a few mods on my copy to suit my needs, but this is the original link from this forum, and a very good document.

[joolsd 10]

There are normal checklists in the QRH, right after the index.

Ok Thanks got them. Also some nice custom check list there.

[Paul Humphries 0]

Try this one: http://forum.avsim.n...attach_id=31093 It was created by David Murden (NyxxUK). I made a few mods on my copy to suit my needs, but this is the original link from this forum, and a very good document.

Quality simple check list, thank you! Paul Humphries

[joolsd 10]

Now that I am happy that the PMDG is all working great. I had the best flight yet tonight. Using the long checks to get a good cockpit preparation, and a good engine start. And the 'in flight' checks also helped in reducing serious mistakes. I still made some errors but not bad ones. I was pleased also that the horns didn't go off at FL100, which means the packs and engine bleeds were set right.

[Ton8t 0]

David Murden's checklist is great, short and simple while being concise and easy to follow.