February 9, 20215 yr My longest and most ambitious video yet! I filmed a complete lesson under the expert instruction of Matt from Working Title. The Cessna Citation CJ4 with the Working Title mod is an incredible plane. It's a joy to fly and, at the time of publishing, it's probably the most detailed and realistic aircraft in MSFS. It eats up the miles like the airliners but it allows you to fly into small airports and explore parts of the world that airliners just can't reach. If you haven't flown it yet, you absolutely should! And following along with this lesson is a great way to get started. In this video, Working Title developer Matt teaches me how to fly the CJ4 as it's flown in the real world, over the course of a flight from London Luton to Inverness. Every step of the process is explained in detail, from turning on the power to shutting down the aircraft after parking up at the other end. FMC programming, autopilot operation, VNAV, ILS approaches and hand-flying techniques are all covered, and Matt also explains some of the many new features added in recent updates to the mod. You should come away with everything you need to know to fly this fantastic aircraft from A to B and, hopefully, the enthusiasm to hop on board and give it a whirl! Chapters: PRE-DEPARTURE 00:00:00 - Introducing Matt & the Working Title CJ4 project 00:06:30 - Flight planning 00:07:50 - Powering up 00:08:42 - FMC initialisation 00:10:00 - Connecting ground power 00:11:35 - Importing a flight plan 00:15:33 - Adding departures & arrivals 00:23:03 - Dealing with discontinuities 00:24:58 - Performance settings 00:30:35 - Switching between hPa & inHG 00:31:16 - Built-in checklists & passenger briefings 00:35:00 - Starting the engines 00:38:27 - Setting takeoff trim & flaps 00:41:10 - Autopilot & yaw damper discussion TAXI OUT, TAKEOFF, CLIMB & CRUISE 00:42:36 - Taxi out 00:45:49 - Before takeoff checklist 00:50:03 - Autopilot takeoff options 00:50:50 - Line up 00:52:05 - Takeoff autopilot setup 00:53:57 - Takeoff procedure briefing 00:54:58 - Takeoff 01:02:20 - Climb 01:13:53 - Cruise 01:19:51 - Cockpit lighting 01:22:00 - PFD & MFD features DESCENT, APPROACH, LANDING, TAXI IN & SHUTDOWN 01:27:14 - Descent preparation 01:29:49 - Autopilot descent options (VS, VPATH etc.) 01:31:21 - VNAV descent - snowflakes & donuts 01:32:33 - ALTS vs ALTV 01:34:15 - ATC clearances & VNAV descents 01:35:58 - VNAV path smoothing 01:37:16 - Speed during descent 01:38:45 - Approach preparation 01:42:56 - ILS tuning, NAV-to-NAV transfer, pre-select navigation source 01:47:20 - Seatbelts & landing briefing 01:48:03 - Initial approach & approach performance setup 01:51:18 - Switching to intercept leg & intercepting final 01:55:50 - Final approach & landing 02:02:02 - Taxi in 02:04:25 - Parking & shutdown Links: Working Title CJ4: https://github.com/Working-Title-MSFS-Mods/fspackages Working Title Discord: https://discord.gg/qXGq7auGaW filbertflies.com | YouTube | Twitchi7 13700k, GeForce RTX 3080Ti, 32GB RAM
February 9, 20215 yr Thanks for this Filbert, I haven’t ventured into the CJ4 yet with the Working title mod. Am sure I’ll be referring to this when I take it for a spin.
February 9, 20215 yr Very nice. Thank you very much! // 5800X3D // RTX 3090 // 64GB RAM // HP REVERB G2 //
February 9, 20215 yr Author 10 minutes ago, Carts85 said: Thanks for this Filbert, I haven’t ventured into the CJ4 yet with the Working title mod. Am sure I’ll be referring to this when I take it for a spin. You must fly it immediately! 😉 It's a really fantastic plane - I'd flown it a little bit and really liked it before this lesson, but I came away feeling really enthused and wanting to fly nothing else to be honest! filbertflies.com | YouTube | Twitchi7 13700k, GeForce RTX 3080Ti, 32GB RAM
February 9, 20215 yr 24 minutes ago, mrfilbert said: You must fly it immediately! 😉 It's a really fantastic plane - I'd flown it a little bit and really liked it before this lesson, but I came away feeling really enthused and wanting to fly nothing else to be honest! I’ve been spending a lot of time in the amazing FBW 320, maybe now it’s time for a little change of scene 😊
February 9, 20215 yr Thanks so much for giving us the opportunity to work on this with you, @mrfilbert! We hope folks find it very helpful.
February 9, 20215 yr 1 hour ago, mrfilbert said: You must fly it immediately! 😉 It's a really fantastic plane Been there, done that! And yes, it is fantastic, so much that I don't miss my "old" P3D addon planes for other reasons than variety. And having just switched over from the interesting - yet frustrating for me - thread on the 737MAX I came to think about donating. So to @MattNischan, @kaosfere or the other devs: Is there a way to donate? Because I would happily spend 20$ in supporting your efforts seeing others making a small fortune by slapping existing assets together. Edited February 9, 20215 yr by Tom_L Asus ROG STRIX X870-E Gaming; Ryzen9 9950X3D; RX9070XT; 96GB RAM; 4GB/2GB M.2 SSD; 8GB HDD; LG 45GX90SA-B
February 9, 20215 yr Meh, Too long/Didn't watch. kidding....went straight to my youtube watch later folder! Great stuff. Now, please unlock the doors!😁
February 9, 20215 yr 6 minutes ago, Tom_L said: So to @MattNischan, @kaosfere or the other devs: Is there a way to donate? Because I would happily spend 20$ in supporting your efforts seeing others making a small fortune by slapping existing assets together. That's very kind, thank you. We've really not accepted any donations for what we do -- there's little cost to us other than our time, and that we give as a labor of love. It's gratifying that folks want to donate, but my standard response is to take what you would have sent us and put it into a savings account instead. It'll do you more good there long term. 🙂
February 9, 20215 yr How do I find the flightplan in the MCU or else which I created in the worldmap. It is automatically imported in the a320 but I cannot find it in the CJ4. What am I missing? Thanks so much Bernd Bernd Jablonka I9 - 10900K, RTX 2080 ti, 2x 1tb SSD M2 NVMe, 3 tb SATA 3, 32gb DDR4, Asus Prime Z490-P Mainboard, Honeycomb Alpha Yoke and Bravo Throttle
February 9, 20215 yr 5 minutes ago, kaosfere said: other than our time Well then, thanks again, especially for that! Asus ROG STRIX X870-E Gaming; Ryzen9 9950X3D; RX9070XT; 96GB RAM; 4GB/2GB M.2 SSD; 8GB HDD; LG 45GX90SA-B
February 9, 20215 yr 6 minutes ago, bjablonka8120 said: How do I find the flightplan in the MCU or else which I created in the worldmap. It is automatically imported in the a320 but I cannot find it in the CJ4. What am I missing? You need to import it the same as you would a SimBrief flight plan. Go to the Route menu, then pick "FPLN RECALL (GAME)". It's demonstrated here at 11m57s. (That's a load from SimBrief, but it's in the same menu.) Edited February 9, 20215 yr by kaosfere
February 9, 20215 yr 2 hours ago, mrfilbert said: My longest and most ambitious video yet! I am not through yet, but I can already say that I'm impressed. I own the "airline2sim" tutorials for the Dash8 and consider them the "industry standard" (of the very small industry of flightsim aircraft tutorials), and you are on par. Knowing a bit of video editing I can tell how much effort went into this. Congratulations and thanks! Asus ROG STRIX X870-E Gaming; Ryzen9 9950X3D; RX9070XT; 96GB RAM; 4GB/2GB M.2 SSD; 8GB HDD; LG 45GX90SA-B
February 9, 20215 yr I've been wanting to have a go at learning the CJ4, and now with your video I just may do so! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this! These tutorials will be valuable resources for the flight simming community! ASUS ROG Maximus Hero XII ▪︎ Intel i9-10900K ▪︎ NVIDIA RTX 3090 FE ▪︎ 64GB Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro ▪︎ Windows 10 Pro (21H1) ▪︎ Samsung 970 EVO Pro 1TB NVME SSD (OS Drive) ▪︎ Samsung 860 EVO 2TB SATA SSD ▪︎ Seagate 4TB SATA HDD ▪︎ Corsair RMx 850W PSU
February 9, 20215 yr Thanks Rob, I appreciate your help. Bernd Bernd Jablonka I9 - 10900K, RTX 2080 ti, 2x 1tb SSD M2 NVMe, 3 tb SATA 3, 32gb DDR4, Asus Prime Z490-P Mainboard, Honeycomb Alpha Yoke and Bravo Throttle
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