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Correct procedure to capture altitude

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Hi All,

A search found this old conversation about the Sperry Autopilot.  I've just purchased the MU2B, had a few trial flights and like it a lot.

 

I've watched the videos and sat at the controls.  I expect I'm just stupid, but could some kind person tell me how to switch on the autopilot?

 

Regards, Jim H.


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try the avionics switch


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Thanks, but it was already switched on.  A determined crawl around the cockpit found it at the rear of the central console.  I've now been able to practice, with the benefit of the info in this thread.

 

Thanks to everyone, Jim


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On the MU-2B Sperry autopilot I have noticed that after altitude capture, the IAS or VS light remain on. Normally these lights should not be on after altitude capture. Also on the Flysimware Learjet 35A these lights go out when altitude is captured. Anyone know why the light remain on?

 

Regards

Erik

 

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