From Sydney to Brisbane in the Microsoft Flight Simulator 747-800 with the Salty Simulations Mod
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2022
- An example flight from Sydney to Brisbane, Australia in the Boeing 747-800 with the Salty Simulations mod - taking a look at some of the new functionality in the FMC, the avionics, and how the aircraft behaves in-flight. I have to say I'm impressed. It's not "study level" by any stretch of the imagination, but it's great fun.
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Will never get enough of this engineering marvel & the A380.
this has been great as i feel like the first officer i run your vid in the background and check off the switches as i listen to you so i know them now as i have repeated this flight twice now. thanks so much .
That's awesome
The HD version is processing as I write this - it will be available soon :)
This has helped me so much with the 777 as well, thank you so much for this tutorial it was extremely good!
love you showing Australia :D
Great tutorial , thank you !!!!
Great video, very interesting from the cold and dark start-up, till the arrival at the gate. I couldn't believe I followed the video for two hours !
So thank you very much for that great leson !
Great tutorial. Thanks. I did this flight with little nav map, LNAV and VNAV. Nice scenary.
Disconnected VNAV at 4000 ft and landed manually with ILS.
Glad it helped!
I've been looking for exactly this thanks mate
Very nice Captain Jon 👍🙏🏻👨✈️✈️
Thank You. Great Video 👍🏾
Thanks for watching!
Trees near airport makes extra challenge ! Beautiful video and pleasant narration Sir !
Cheers :)
Thank you for the quick simple tutorial. I am finally able to do a full flight in the queen.
Glad it helped!
great video, thanks! I have been failing miserably on approach and landing as I didn't realise the auto throttle would stay on when AP is disengaged, plus I was starting my decent way too late!. Looking forward to knocking off work and trying again now
Glad it helped!
@@jonbeckett It did!, I have now had 2 successful flights, one Canberra to Sydney and another Osaka to Tokyo. Both picking up ILS nicely.
when it comes to the wide bodied jets - I am complete stranger as a pilot because I used to be a GA one many years ago - but spent countless hours flying around the World in the front Passenger seats of this big baby I have been practicing this jet stuff in the Longtitude and you have just convinced me to now try the 747 at the same time as the Bredok 737
Thankyou for a very informative video as you flew over me around 1hour out on the Gold Coast
Stay away from the bredock 737 - it's garbage
Thanks for the video. I believe when entering the waypoints on the FMC you do it in the Dep/Arr tab and then hit next page. This way you can easily enter airways and waypoints.
There are several ways. If using airways you can do it on the init pages too.
about the lights, it's my understanding that you turn on the nav lights when you power on the aircraft because you check them as on and working in the walkaround of the aircraft. And yes, strobes and landing lights go on just before you enter the runway and they need to be on whilst you are on the runway.
It's more about telling others what you are doing - but yes - the walkaround would check them. Strobes don't go on until the runway because they are so bright - they would blind ground-crew and other pilots taxiing.
Love your videos. Was wondering if Salty is not considered a study level, is there one on the market atm ?
Hi Jonathan again thanks for great tutorials. If I want to reproduce these flights in best detail should I set the options in the "Assistance" menu to easy, medium or hard? (I assume you customize these settings as well, if yes would you also share how?)
I have everything on hard, except for damage - mainly because of group flights.
That little marker when you adjust the vertical speed is amazing! Does the airbus have anything similar to this?
I can't remember lol - I'll look next time I load the Airbus (I haven't flown it for ages)!
@@jonbeckett me too! I think I'll just stay with the 747, its the most beautiful of all of them!
Many thanks for your excellent tutorial Jonathan. I have installed the Salty upgrade but after a week of frustration I cannot get it to work. I don't get the Salty option on the FMC on start up. and as soon as I enter the approach mode al nav data disappears and origin and destination are shown as User.
Anyway keep up the good work, and thanks again.
Did you notice there is a second Boeing 747 in the aircraft list? :) Search the aircraft for "Salty".
@@jonbeckett Thanks Jonathan I will have a look
Re Installed the Mod now ok Thanks
Haha, since when has any jet in Australia been given a speed restriction?
Does the 47 default its non-derated T/O thrust to 85% N1? That doesn't seem right, and the couple of times I've flown this plane so far, I've had VERY long ground rolls, almost 10,000ft when fully loaded. In order to go TOGA I have to firewall the levers instead of using the TOGA button. Adjusting the Thrust Lim should be Salty's next update.
No idea :)
What’s the program you use for the map and flight plan?
LittleNavMap
What are you using for your flight planning? I'll be jumping on MSFS in a few weeks,
LittleNavMap (which is free), and Navigraph (paid)
@@jonbeckett Thanks!!
@@jonbeckett Sorry to bug you, but would you know if the flightplans from FSNav would be compatible with LittleNavMap? I'm just trying to avoid making whole new flightplans.
@@DRadioflyer no idea - sorry
@@jonbeckett Okay. Thanks anyways. Was nice to watch your video too. 748 is my favorite to fly on sim, but I'll be flying the freighter version as I love cargo.
What does the salty simulations mod do to the 747?
Enables lots of buttons that previously didn't work, and improves the flight model enormously.
@@jonbeckett oh ok thanks
My localiser scale is always appearing even thought i am at my departure airport and just turned on the aircraft
The NAV radio may be picking up a signal from a VOR station within range. Also - in the glass cockpit planes, the CDI tends to show GPS route position as well as VOR radio position.
I didn't see it in your checklists, so i think you didnt make it? Any chance you would make a checklist for this plane? 😁
I'll think about it :) I typically only bother with checklists for the more "study level" aircraft - and the 747 is nowhere near it (yet)
@@jonbeckett yeah understand that. But for a beginner like me it's handy to follow what i need to do. 😉
Thanks for the great videos btw, these are a bit easier to learn the airliners then the more in dept tutorials
how do you steer on the ground?
Very carefully :)
Does VNAV work on this version?
I have no idea. Feel free to go try it :)
@@jonbeckett I will, but still trying to get my head around the A32nx experimantal at the moment. Your video interested me though. Thanks.