denboy

Thanks for the update, looks great. Denis

Tried looking everywhere still can't find them. Can anyone help? Thanks Denis

Hey guys, I have used Jack_C's great turtorial videos for managing VNAV descents in the past, when I go back to those posts now (links below) the videos have been removed from vimeo. Does anyone know if these videos are available elsewhere or if anyone has them can they reupload them please. http://forum.avsim.net/topic/344441-do-you-really-need-speedbrakes-video/ http://forum.avsim.net/topic/344559-do-you-really-need-speedbrakes-video-part-2/ Thanks Denis

What motherboard are you using?

Can I ask once you descended steeply, interecepted and then went below the VNAV path at 320knts, how did you know to wait start to recapture the path when you were ~1400ft underneath it so you could kill your speed back to 256knts whilst comfortably settling back into the correct vnav descent path. Is there a simple formula saying that, for instance, every 10 knots of speed you need to kill whilst descending and rejoining the VNAV profile you will need to start your speed intervention 250 feet below the path? Or do you just do it empirically? Btw great vids, adds another dimension to descent planning rather than just slamming on the speed brakes.

I didn't think this would be at all possible. Does FSX have the networking capability for two clients to share the exact information on the state of every system and switch modeled on such a complex cockpit like the new PMDG NGX?

Cool thanks guys

Oh right, is Jason the american narrator on previous AoA videos?

I have not been using flight sim for a good couple of years now but have kept tabs on the development in payware aircraft, and along with most of you guys i have been very impressed at the in depth 737NGX preview videos Nick Collett's AoA has been producing. To the extent that I am considering in investing in a new computer just to be able to start flying again, this time as a virtual cockpit pilot in the PMDG 737NGXI also was planning on purchasing the final AoA's 737NGX training video series and was wondering/hoping that the final version would be with Nick Collett's narration.