TorqueSim SR22: Advanced Concepts
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Join me (a real life SR22 pilot) as I fly the TorqueSim SR22 on a more challenging flight, from Grand Junction to Aspen, CO. In this flight we’ll cover TKS anti-ice, oxygen, rich-of-peak climbs for terrain, and put the Cirrus through its paces in one of the more demanding flights you can do in a piston single.
v1.1 adds animated ice accretion on the wings and windshield AND adds cannulae to the occupants, so I guess they heard you :)
Thanks Tim for melding your knowledge with the sim. Watching the video I can say the feel of being in the actual plane was heightened by your commentary. Keep it going!
Tim, you are the gold standard as far as I'm concerned with respect to the TS SR22. I'm just glad I don't get charged per RUclips view! I would be a poor man by now! Thank you for these great videos!
As an amateur flight sim enthusiast, this series is gold. Just recently bought the plane for X-Plane 11 and this is way better than any manual. Thank you very much for your time and effort!
your SR22 videos are extremely helpful, thanks
Excellent! A professional work!
Thanks Tim. Top notch!
Tim, superb video. I just started flying the TorqueSim SR22T on X-Plane (I fly a DA40 IRL) and found your very thorough A-to-Z exercise of the TorqueSim SR22T implementation very helpful (I didn't know the O2 levels were set in the center armrest; I gotta read the manual). Thx! Wayne
Thanks Tim. Really appreciate the real pilot insights to flying the SR22. I hope you are advising any issues to the developer, so we can all benefit from enhancements. Would welcome any additional flights to reinforce the process etc. Thanks again.
Yes, I am on their Discord and have been chatting with them.
I too enjoy your videos. I wish there was a way to get more practice in though by not having to deal with all the startup procedures. I tend to fly the Cirrus Jet more just because I can navigate, land and do all the basics before the time consuming task oriented issues. I do fly so do know why they do it but I think they should have an option for on the runway running for more practice. Maybe its there and I'm missing it. Thanks again!
These are great vids. Thanks. You seem to have very positive control during taxi and flight. Would you mind sharing your equipment type and more especially your control settings. Thanks.
Excellent videos. Thanks for making these !
You can select to show icing data in the "data output" options in XP11. It won't show on the wings, instead it shows you numbers similar to the way it will display FPS info.
Excelent flight to KASE from KGJT
Did you happen to see the upcoming RealSimGear SR22 cockpit? Looks amazing, and expensive. LOL
Great clip. I am new to X-Plane. You move around the cabin much faster than most. Can you share if that is keyboard keys or a device? Thank you.
That’s TrackIR and X-Camera
I hope they add ice build up someday, I mean the TBM does it spectacularly.
Btw there is an option to have a small display showing levels of ice build up
It’s already in the beta.
@@riscfuture awesome!!!
Great video Tim! Superb knowledge of the Cirrus. A couple questions. Do you typically turn off pitot heat below 5 C if the air is clear? I leave it on full time below 5 C. In the real aircraft the CAS will hound you if you don't. Also, I noticed you turned on strobes after the engine start. Is there a reason you did that? Not to come off nitpicky, but the POH checklist calls for strobes on prior to engine start; presumably to warn anyone nearby that the plane is going active. Just curious if that was deliberate and if there was a good reason for it.
My aircraft hounds me whenever OAT is below freezing, regardless of whether the pitot heat is on or not (the avionics doesn't sense pitot heat switch position), so I just carried over habits from the 172. I think the checklist also calls for strobes on prior to engine start; I probably just neglected to do it.
I purchased this aircraft today and the only thing I am sorry about is I didn't get it a month ago. will also say it's awesome in VR.
Great job Tim, thanks so much for your time and effort. I'm a newbie in flight sim, ATP (retired) IRL. Wondering how you display the tablet in the aircraft? Enjoyed both videos, learned a lot, thanks again.
You need to install the AviTab plugin. There is a hidden click-spot in that area of the panel that will toggle the EFB.
@@riscfuture Outstanding, thanks very much for your answer and for making the informative video! Looking forward to more of your work!
I noticed for both ROP and LOP climbs like your Tahoe video you pull power back to 2500/MAX MP. The POH says that climb is a full forward throttle? Is the POH just talking about initial climb when it says full forward throttle and the 2500/MAX MP is the cruise or endurance climb? Also, thanks for these very instructional videos.
You can climb at 2700 RPM if you need, but it's difficult to stay below max MP at higher power settings.
Heh Tim I'm wondering what you do to record Pilot Edge Audio into the video. I use a headset and for some reason the audio from Live Edge is not recording.
I have my game audio going through my Default Output (my speakers), and my PilotEdge audio going through my Default Communications Output (my headset), and my Default Communications Input is set to my headset mic. In OBS (for streaming) or in Dxtory (for recording), I configured three audio channels, one for each of those output/inputs. In OBS I mix the audio live using their in-app mixer; for Dxtory, I record all three channels at full volume and mix them in Final Cut Pro.
Tim
Not sure if you’ll see this comment but I’m searching for info on why my system has serious problems running the TorqueSim SR22 at anything close to acceptable frame rates. I have a decent system which runs most all the default aircraft just fine at 30 plus fs. Any thoughts on configurations? Much appreciated.
I’d ask on the TorqueSim Discord.
Tim, great video. Wondering why you loaded the FP by hand? Do you not use Navigraph? I to fly with Foreflight, but Also started to use Navigraph. How do you keep the charts current? You have convinced me to try PilotsEdge.. Real pilot, new Simer, learning the ropes.
I use both Navigraph and ForeFlight. Not sure what you mean by loading the flight plan by hand vs. something else … what other option are you thinking of? I have a real-life charts subscription for ForeFlight, and I have a Navigraph Charts Cloud subscription as well.
@@riscfuture my understanding is you can create the route in Navigraph. I usually do in FF and capture the text and do a manual load in Navigraph. From here you upload the .FMS flight plane into Xplane directly from Navaigraph Charts.. It is my understanding at that time you can go to the FLP in the Garmin and just load the plan. For a more complex plan with V/Airways this would be a time saver. Of course, I could be totally wrong :-)
@@MJayFarr Ah yeah. Would be easier to use something like SimBrief Downloader. But since I input my flight plans by hand in real life, I'll do it by hand in the sim.
@@riscfuture Roger that. I one of the planes I fly I have the ability to upload my FF plans. Very convenient, but most of the time, twist and push. Keep up the great videos. Looking forward to getting this plane. Real-life, 182/172 and copilot in the SR-22 ;-(
One last question, what is the add on that looks like and iPad below the panel on the co-pilot's side?
Hey Tim, thanks for the valuable insights. What program are you using that mirrors your iPad (Foreflight) onto your PC?
It's not a program, it's video editing :) I overlayed my iPad screen in the vide only.
I installed NDI to use with OBS Studio. I did have to spend $10 for an IPad app. Otherwise, everything's free.
what software did you use to jot down the atis information?
ForeFlight
Tim, your TrackIR doesn't seem to float much. Do you have recommend for the profile cure settings?
Do you use X-Camera? It's not about the curves, it's about X-Plane's crappy TrackIR implementation. Use X-Camera and don't worry about the curves.
@@riscfuture Yeah, I'm using x-camera too. I have a pilot view with track-ir enabled. The other views are fixed. When using the track-ir in the pilot view, I struggle with stability to move the view and make mouse selections. Your video doesn't appear to have the same float characteristics that I'm seeing when I'm in track-ir active mode
@@dougduplessis4143 I just use a simple 1:1 curve that steepens out only at the edges. That way I have 1:1 tracking when looking at the gauges but can still snap my head to the side to check 6.
How does the atc work on x plane 11 ?
Dave I was using PilotEdge ATC.
Tim Morgan ok. Thanks Tim. Great channel by the way.