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Realair Turbine Duke V2 autopilot

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I just reinstalled one of my favorite of RealAir's planes the Turbine Duke V2 I remember when I bought those Dukes I am having a problem with the autopilot though it's not letting me select the altitude to put in the altitude.  I got it working can't wait to fly this plane to 3000 hours this year 

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What about it is not working?  Look in the RealAir sub folder in your sim (not in SimObjects/airplanes). Then go into the Autoplay folder, then into Docs.  There you should find a pdf file named "KFC 255 Autopilot.pdf".  It is a two page detailed guide to the autopilot. 

I believe you first dial in your target altitude with the inner and outer knobs. Then click the VS key and set your intended vertical speed with the Up and Down keys.  Do not do anything else at this point.  When airborne, click the AP button to activate AP.  Then when ready, press the ARM button.  You will see the AP display enunciate VS over ALT and next to ALT you should see ARM in vertical letters.

If you are flying by hand and wish to lock in the altitude you are currently at, just make sure you have the AP activated and press the ALT button.


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The turbine duke is working OK sometimes I lose all clickspots then the clickspots comes back 

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Since you are talking about your clickspots here, I have removed you 2nd post about it!


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OK it has happened again I have done lost all click spots in the virtual Cockpit also what is the recommended cruise power settings for the Turbine Duke for torque and prop setting at my current altitude of 15,000?

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5 hours ago, awash2002 said:

 also what is the recommended cruise power settings for the Turbine Duke for torque and prop setting at my current altitude of 15,000?

Since you’ve added this question I’m closing your other topic.

Just keep adding all your Duke questions to this topic rather than starting new posts on the same plane.

If you want I can change the title of this topic to “Many RealAir Turbine Duke Questions”.

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Are you moving your eyepoint while in the cockpit?  Mainly forward and backward.  This may cause the clickspots not to respond.


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Some Turbine Duke users have apparently had problems with the click spots if 3D landing lights were enabled in the config app. You could try disabling this and see if it fixes your problem.

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10 hours ago, awash2002 said:

what is the recommended cruise power settings for the Turbine Duke for torque and prop setting at my current altitude of 15,000?

See if this helps?  This is a sheet I developed for my own use.  It is based on performance charts translated to actual performance that I recorded during a number of flights.  From that I constructed this kneeboard sheet.  The cruise settings are highly similar at all altitudes for IAS.  The TAS speed you will attain is what varies. 

Turbine%20Duke%20Operation-X2.jpg

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Thank you so much for the tips and the power chart.  That was the problem was the 3D landing lights I am cruising at 15,000 using normal cruise setting IAS 193kts TAS 241kts ITT 732 NG 92.3% FF 31.2gph 

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