Start like a Boeing? | REAL Airbus Pilot Tips | MANUAL Engine Start Procedure
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- What if I told you, that you can start the Airbus like a Boeing? Have you ever noticed the "MAN START" push buttons on the overhead in the A320 family? In this video I will walk you through a manual engine start procedure for the Airbus. There are several reasons why one would need to do a manual start and I will have those outlined for you here. Enjoy!
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I ASKED AND HE DELIVERED, NOW I HAVE A GUIDE FOR HOW TO USE THE MANUAL STARTS! Thanks cap!
Yes sir! Enjoy
Need more tutorials like this!!
Check out the rest of the Pilot Series 😉
@@V1Sim I've seen everything, that's why the comment 🤣🤣
Ahh awesome. Alright well I’m on it!
Even if we don't have a failure to force this procedure in the sim it's still badass to learn tidbits like this, love stuff like this.
What happens when FADEC fails? - I would not start up that plane at all and give it to maintenance :D But thanks for the tutorial it´s good to see all details and sub-systems simulated.
Great tutorial! Is that our KJAC in the background ? ;)
heck yeah man! its JUICE!
The FSLabs a320 has this more realistic, you could put tutorials using that sir
Never knew this was a thing!
Well now you know 😉
Hi
Thanks for posting this tutorial. .
Since the push button opens the starter valve and the FADEC closes it
What's the need to switch off the button again?
Hey V1 Sim just curious what are your pc Specs?
Awesome tutorial. Never knew this was even possible - going to have to try it now in the sim. Thanks V1.
Your very welcome!
"Some body" is doing competency training and sharing... xoxo
Thanks
Absolutely sir!
Very informative as always, Capt! Thanks.
Thank you, sir, for the tips. Really liked it :)
I thought manual engine start was not implemented in Toliss. last time (that I m aware) there was manual start in A32x was in PSS Airbus back in MSFS2000 or 2002...
Great Video! Thanks for the info, will definitely be doing this sometimes
Thanks captain and professor learning more and more with your videos V1 Channel #1
Thank you! Glad your enjoying the vids sir!
Could you please share you graphic, scenery, mod?
Captain - Could you use XBleed start for engine #2 after you have engine 1 started? - Thanks in advance - Kam
Yes you can! In theory you can manual start off a cross bleed as well, it would just be a pain! Multiple checklist to flip back and forth too, sounds like a good idea for a stream now that I think about it 😉
@@V1Sim - Awesome idea.. Would love to watch the procedure
wonderfull knowledge ❤️
Thank you!
What is N1 Mode beside man switch?
For purposely eliminating the FADEC should you lose a single fadec, that way you can force both engines into N1 mode, instead of 1 EPR and 1 N1
@@V1Sim Oh thanks.
Does Toliss have more realistic FBW than the FFA320?
Yes
u know ur early when theres no comments
Captain, What is the difference between pressing Manual Engine Start (GUARDED pB) and auto start Engine master on? I do not understand the starter limitation that “starter must not be run when N2>20%; what does it mean?
In a manual start, the guarded man start button starts the air to the starter motor, ignition comes in automatically. the master switch in this case then starts the fuel flow.
The N2 limitation is to avoid the starter engaging when the N2 is too high which would overspeed the starter and likely damage it. I had a stuck starter motor on an auto start and at about 30% N2 the the starter motor disintegrated, taking half the high pressure turbine with it and causing a quite spectacular fire, which went out as soon as we cut the master switch.
@@peteconrad2077 x2. This would be the equivalent of being in a car w/engine already idling and turning the key to 'start' of course a automotive starter uses an electric motor that cranks with a toothed gear..this is bad if the starter gear meets a flywheel that's already spinning. this is similar.
@@noway9880 yes. That’s correct.
Yo V1 you checking out the PMDG DC-6?
Haha it’s on my radar for sure. Definitely been looking at procedures 😉
@@V1Sim That's great to hear!
I'm getting to the age where I need a manual start every morning. Guess I'm an old Boeing.
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