Robinson67

All of them beaufitul pictures, but the first one rocks. :smile:

Thanks all for helping me out with this train (the place I was born the word 'train' in some contexts means 'problem') I´ve just bought the book and reading it on page 90 'Motion is Relative', found the answer there and here too.

In reference to the turbulence explanation provided by Dan and Kyle is clear. Appreciated it. Although the IAS is not affected by wind I still didn´t get it fully understood. If a plane is on ground and facing a 30kt headwind, wouldn´t the ASI indicate 30Kt? ALF1 - I´m using ASN on P3D 2.3. Thanks

Hi guys, We know the effect of the wind on GS, a HW component will decrease the GS whereas a TW component will increase the GS. As for the IAS, I understand that flying with a HW there´s more ram air flowing into the tube, why is there no increase in IAS? Another point, in a turbulence the IAS goes crazy by the effect of the wind or by something else? Thanks

In fact I was reading the Phenom manual and I didn´t find any references to IRS, that`s the reason for my doubt. So it`s clear now. Thanks again

What I understood is that AHRS coupled with a GPS can determine its position and therefore will work like an IRS. DaveCT2003 and Knocks53 thank you.

Hey guys, Searched on the net but seemed a bit confusing since many sources with different perspectives. Would like to know yours;. Thanks

I will give it a try, Thanks

Hi there, I was intending to fly around the globe and would like to record these flights on a map. Any suggestions guys? Thank you

Yes, it does.

I took the course and I found really good. Alberto I think that MCP and AFDS are handled in every flight and soon enough I got the grasp of it, just my experience.

According to the range by Bert it should have between 400 and 600 GB free of space.

Hi, have you saved your custom cameras? If so, just import them into Ezdok. If not, when you run the configurator and start the sim and aircraft, Ezdok will bring some suggestions of cameras, they are pretty good, you can set up your own views from them.

Nice shots, the fifth one is awesome.

Thanks Dave.