SOU -> GCI Air UK 146 - 56k caution
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- DispatchDragon
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Wondered if anyone would spot that. I had a boo boo earlier in the flight and inadvertantly pressed the "E" key, after which my throttle would only control the number 1 engine. Any amount of times I tried doing "E + 1 2 3 4" rapidly to attempt to regain control of all of them failed, so they end up being mouse pointer controlled, which is rather hard when you're also trying to fly with the stick Hence 2 3 4 are running slightly faster than 1 at that moment in time.
Interestingly, in a cockpit video I have of a 146 operation, the pilot at certain times doesnt seem to take too much care to ensure that all four engines have their throttle levers in equal positions.
Interestingly, in a cockpit video I have of a 146 operation, the pilot at certain times doesnt seem to take too much care to ensure that all four engines have their throttle levers in equal positions.
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I thought the one I had was the same as the one you picked up off ebay (or similar). I can't even tell you the title now as I look back at my dvd collection and see it's not there (wonder if Rick has this one too)??? :think:
Regardless.. actual throttle opening (position of lever) is normally compensated for (as long as it's not too far out) by the EGT setting which ensures all engines are operating at the same level (or thereabouts). This comment not for your input but for those who are looking on having no idea what the hell I might be talking about
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Regardless.. actual throttle opening (position of lever) is normally compensated for (as long as it's not too far out) by the EGT setting which ensures all engines are operating at the same level (or thereabouts). This comment not for your input but for those who are looking on having no idea what the hell I might be talking about
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This is true and the 146 was fitted with a thrust management system and of course the RJ and RJX both had FADEC. Something that presumably doesnt feature in the world of Comets, Tridents, VC10s and One Elevens?
As regards videos, I have the following that feature 146s:
"Wooden Wonders to Whisper Jets" and "BAe 146" both by 'Flight on Film' (Johnny Kent) and "Air UK 146 Stansted to Paris-CDG" by MCM Productions (Alan and Liam McMahon).
As regards videos, I have the following that feature 146s:
"Wooden Wonders to Whisper Jets" and "BAe 146" both by 'Flight on Film' (Johnny Kent) and "Air UK 146 Stansted to Paris-CDG" by MCM Productions (Alan and Liam McMahon).
- DaveB
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Perhaps but not implemented in quite the same way me thinks..
I've had a shot in the dark at the producer and managed to get it right first time :shock: (where's that lottery ticket)
The vid I have/had on the 146 is this one..
http://www.itvv.com/debbae146200.asp
Not at all bad as it happens and much better than the other ITVV title I have.. Airbus A320-200 :shock: :-$ I know so don't say it. Back in the dark days of inexperience.. I got this to compliment my purchase of the original PSS A319/A320/A321. I liked the fact that you could fly them all with (basically) the same panel but soon died of boredom
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