FS2crew + GSX?

[Slick9 24]

Morning

 

Question 1:

 

Are there different versions for FS2crew (eg. with different checklists) for the NGX? I was watching a youtube video this weekend and part of the approach or landing checklist (I can't remember) had a call for "speedbreak - armed" My voice version for the NGX doesn't have this call (I wish it did because I've forgottent to arm the speedbreak more than once).

 

Question 2:

 

Which brings me over from question 1 - the reason I was watching the youtube video was to get a feel forf how GSX works with FS2crew. How does the whole door, gate, and push back work with the FS2crew interaction with the NGX? Also, do you notice a frame rate impact? I watched a few you tube videos and it seems to be a great product, the big plus for me is the fact that (not 100% sure about this) but it seems that the pushback places you accurately on the taxi lines, meaning you don't have to guess distance for pushback. The only negative I noticed from the videos was the ground crew comms sounded mechanical (not as realistic as FS2crew). Anyway, interested in FS2crew users w/ GSX's opinions.

 

Thanks!!!

[vc10man 732]

If you are using FS2Crew's Voice version, it is up to you as the PF, to call for the speedbrake to be armed if you require your FO to do so. But if my memory is clear from other Voice Commanders, as I do not use the Voice version for the 737NGX, it is part of the PF's flow to arm that speedbrake.

 

Cannot help you with the GSX as I do not yet have it installed.

[Slick9 24]

so maybe in the video i was watching, it was the user just added that to the checklist and it wasn't FS2crew that I was hearing.

[vc10man 732]

Not having seen that particular video, I would have no idea what exactly you are referencing to. Perhaps you can send me that video link. I will then have look at it and then be in a better position to evaluate.

[pfpeter 3]

Morning

 

Question 1:

 

Are there different versions for FS2crew (eg. with different checklists) for the NGX? I was watching a youtube video this weekend and part of the approach or landing checklist (I can't remember) had a call for "speedbreak - armed" My voice version for the NGX doesn't have this call (I wish it did because I've forgottent to arm the speedbreak more than once).

 

Question 2:

 

Which brings me over from question 1 - the reason I was watching the youtube video was to get a feel forf how GSX works with FS2crew. How does the whole door, gate, and push back work with the FS2crew interaction with the NGX? Also, do you notice a frame rate impact? I watched a few you tube videos and it seems to be a great product, the big plus for me is the fact that (not 100% sure about this) but it seems that the pushback places you accurately on the taxi lines, meaning you don't have to guess distance for pushback. The only negative I noticed from the videos was the ground crew comms sounded mechanical (not as realistic as FS2crew). Anyway, interested in FS2crew users w/ GSX's opinions.

 

Thanks!!!

 

It's part of the landing checklist, but you must do the approach checklist before you can do the landing checklist. Try to follow the tutorial that's a part of Fs2Crew. There are many good tips.

[Slick9 24]

If it's part of the landing checklist I've been missing it, I typically call "approach checklist" at 10,000 feet and then read out my altimeter setting and I haven't heard the speedbreak call in the checklist. Then at glideslope intersect I call for "landing checklist and I haven't heard the speedbreak call there either.

[vc10man 732]

speedbreak

It's a brake, not like taking a break, so it does a job brakes generally do. This is not a spellcheck or anything like that. Just assigning the correct terminology.

[costanzo_roberto 0]

Hi,

I sono to By GSX, But i Read the GSX non Works to Fs2crew For 737NGX ?

 

The Fs2crew For 737NGX, Works Only to AES For Aerosoft ?

Have a Good Day,

Roberto.

[wanabflyer 53]

Hi,

I sono to By GSX, But i Read the GSX non Works to Fs2crew For 737NGX ?

 

The Fs2crew For 737NGX, Works Only to AES For Aerosoft ?

Have a Good Day,

Roberto.

That's not entirely accurate. If you wan t to use GSX, you just say no to Pushback in the Config panel and use GSX as you would if you weren't using Fs2Crew. As soon as the GSX ground crew clears you for engine start, you start your engines with your FO in Fs2Crew while GSX is pushing you back.

[pfpeter 3]

That's not entirely accurate. If you wan t to use GSX, you just say no to Pushback in the Config panel and use GSX as you would if you weren't using Fs2Crew. As soon as the GSX ground crew clears you for engine start, you start your engines with your FO in Fs2Crew while GSX is pushing you back.

 

You do exactly the same when using AES, and when using GSX remember to say YES to AES in config.

[pete_auau 1,157]

gsx works fine with me

[wanabflyer 53]

and when using GSX remember to say YES to AES in config.

You are right, i left that out. Thanks for bringing that up.

Regards,