Boeing 737 Radio Tutorial by Real Airline Pilot

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  • Опубликовано: 18 июн 2024
  • In this tutorial we will cover the Radio Tuning Panel (RTP) and Audio Control Panel (ACP) for the Boeing 737 using the ZIBO MOD 737 and how it’s used in the real aircraft so you can use it properly when flying online.
    Introduction 0:00
    Radio Control Panel 0:47
    Audio Control Panel 2:48
    Conclusion 6:55
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Комментарии • 41

  • @miserycat4744
    @miserycat4744 Год назад +3

    @5:30 things you don't want to hear your pilot say: "just trying to think of what these buttons do in the real aircraft - I can't remember..." 🤣

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  Год назад +3

      The reason I couldn’t remember, the real aircraft says INOP as well!
      FD2S

  • @Grambo286
    @Grambo286 Год назад +1

    That came right on time as I just started using Vatsim and had radio issues
    Thank you!

  • @Alex-mk5iq
    @Alex-mk5iq Год назад +2

    Awesome video and very informative. Thanks a lot!

  • @greglarUK
    @greglarUK 10 месяцев назад +1

    As ever, super helpful and interesting, thank you Captain! 👍

  • @VNAV_PTH
    @VNAV_PTH Год назад

    Thank you, captain! I wish you warm, dry and calm nights and days over Europe this summer.

  • @vfx7t
    @vfx7t Год назад +8

    In the very beginning, when the first flight simulator for the Boeing 737 appeared on FS2002, if my memory serves me right, it was called Dreamfleet. It was my first experience with this virtual Boeing 737, but we had neither the experience to fly it, nor manuals or tutorials to understand how it worked. I still wonder how we managed to grasp its system back then, as there were no tutorials or manuals available. Translate French to English ! Thank you from Algeria !!

  • @PartizanFrancoforte
    @PartizanFrancoforte 5 месяцев назад

    Thank you, this helped me a lot

  • @Zalley
    @Zalley Год назад

    Thanks informative!

  • @AntonioGolfari
    @AntonioGolfari Год назад

    Thanks, appreciated

  • @airkibris001
    @airkibris001 Год назад

    Thanks sharing

  • @Krasniye
    @Krasniye 9 месяцев назад

    I'm just getting into vatsim with the 738 and glad I came across this video. Single piloting a 737 and juggling the frequencies while flying is such a chore, I'm glad to know I can just use the mic button to switch between radios and throw for example the departure freq on radio 2. Nice!

    • @SpidaMez
      @SpidaMez 4 месяца назад +1

      a furry

  • @larsw8776
    @larsw8776 Год назад +1

    Thank you for the information! This was indeed very helpful. Until now, the microfone panel was indeed uncharted territory for me.

  • @thesolaraquarium
    @thesolaraquarium 9 месяцев назад +3

    Just discovered this fantastic channel and subscribed. Real world procedures in MSFS is gold. Have you thought of a video on circuit training on the 737? Would love to know how they do it, flap settings, altitudes, etc… does it vary per airline or is it manufacturer procedures? Love the channel❤

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  5 месяцев назад

      Here you go!
      ruclips.net/video/gNZqTAkX3Uk/видео.htmlsi=0c_paHvM7KamPKL0
      FD2S

  • @gucciprincethe1st970
    @gucciprincethe1st970 2 месяца назад

    I wish radio panel system was so detailed in pmdg MSFS because even if i turnoff radio.. RX still comes through.

  • @alrightydave
    @alrightydave Год назад +1

    Judging by the thumbnail I thought this was an irl vlog of you showing a real radio control panel haha

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  Год назад +2

      Haha! I took the thumbnail this week and thought it would look better!
      FD2S

  • @jasperkrommenhoek6872
    @jasperkrommenhoek6872 Год назад

    Very interesting! Thanks for sharing🫶🏼

  • @ryanmann3412
    @ryanmann3412 Год назад +1

    Thank you for this. Finally lol

  • @joshuasetford4032
    @joshuasetford4032 Год назад

    Could you do a tutorial on non-standard missed approaches? So for example, you're at 1500ft with gear down flap 15, and you're told to go around with a stop altitude of 2000ft?

  • @flightra4232
    @flightra4232 Год назад +2

    Great Video, been looking for this for a long time. Any chance of taking Concorde for a spin again? :)

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  Год назад +2

      Thank you! I do have the V3 update for XP12 but just need to find the time to sit down and get up to speed with it again, I will do this year I promise haha!
      FD2S

  • @larsw8776
    @larsw8776 Год назад

    Could you do a tutorial like this one on the two knobs (N1 Set and Spd Ref) located to the left of the Autobrake selector in the 737NG? I have no idea how to use them.

  • @AVIATIONSOUNDEXPERT
    @AVIATIONSOUNDEXPERT 8 месяцев назад

    An interesting and realistic route for a flight would be Ryanair
    From Weeze EDLV to GMFO, for example GNSS RNAV Rwy 31.
    Alternative Departure airports could be
    Paris Beauvais
    Toulouse
    Marseille
    Barcelona
    Charleroi

  • @CH-nb9yy
    @CH-nb9yy Год назад

    Hi captain, I have a question about using the transponder on the ground. So quite a while ago I think you mentioned that we use ALT OFF when taxiing. However, when looking at the ATIS for KATL, I'm seeing: "OPERATE TRANSPONDER WITH MODE C ON ALL RAMPS, TWYS AND RWYS". Does this mean that we should leave transponder to TA/RA or at least set it to ALT ON because mode C includes transmitting your altitude? Is this also a thing over there in Europe?

  • @yalitpc
    @yalitpc 8 месяцев назад

    hi, sometimes I need to tune odd frequencies such as 122.805, however the tuner moves in .25 increments. how can I tune these frequencies?

  • @gr3vyaviation
    @gr3vyaviation 3 месяца назад

    i am trying to tune into 124.230 but it only goes up in 25 please help

  • @envy4839
    @envy4839 Год назад +4

    I noticed that there is no boom/mic switch in the Zibo (not that I can see anyway), is there some sort of alternative switch for this? Great video!

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  Год назад +4

      Yes it's missing, will see if he can get it added!
      FD2S

  • @frazixflying
    @frazixflying 4 месяца назад

    My radio only goes up in increments of 0.025 which does not let reach all frequencies, is there a way to change it so it can be by 0.005 or something?

  • @jirivnuk6303
    @jirivnuk6303 Год назад

    Hi, amazing tutorial as always! Can you make some tutorial for high temperature operations? for example using air conditioned air unit

  • @Gilles45
    @Gilles45 11 месяцев назад

    Hi... could you tell me which yoke you are using in your sim? Tx!

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  11 месяцев назад

      it's the Thrustmaster Boeing TCA Yoke, here is my review - ruclips.net/video/UuXOD4BH2ic/видео.html
      FD2S

  • @grrogg
    @grrogg 8 месяцев назад

    Do you ever operate in EGNM anymore?

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  8 месяцев назад

      Yes but not flown there recently!
      FD2S

  • @janarraudsepp8679
    @janarraudsepp8679 Год назад

    ATC still waiting that wiskey.

  • @jNS278
    @jNS278 Год назад

    why does the passenger channel also have an audio control knob? I mean they can't answer.

    • @flightdeck2sim
      @flightdeck2sim  Год назад +1

      It’s so you can control the volume when listening in. Useful for when you’re doing the PA to make sure the hand mic is working correctly 👍🏼
      FD2S