GNS430 Automatic Radio Tuning
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- In this video I show how to use the various menus to tune the communications and VLOC radios without using the tuning knobs. By using the menus it is possible to tune the radios faster and with less chance of a mistake than by manually tuning. If you get used to doing it this way it can make all the difference in an emergency.
I’m taking my check ride in a 430 equipped a/c and this is sooo going to reduce my workload! Thanks for taking the time to make this!
wow ............. this is really helpful info ..... really helpful. The switch back is awesome.
Thanks, Ray! I'm just starting instrument training and this is a huge help.
Yes i agree, I am also starting the IFR and this is seriously a great guy to keep watching.
Your videos are so helpful, if you only knew how appreciative I am for being subscribed to your channel. Thank you. I have a question for you please. Where can i do exactly what you just did here? I would like to use the Garman 430 just as you did here with the Garman tracking the plane in motion. I think this will help me much more since I am not in the air or have a professor sitting next to me. Thank you for your help in advance.
great lessons.. thanks Mr Ray.
Ray
Great job and keep up the good work, give us some more vid and can you link your videos togather as I have hard time finding your previous videos.
Good video. And I like it’s from canada
Hey there! Great video even after all these years I actually just got an airplane with a Garmin GNS 430 W. your air route traffic control center discussion would probably help me in the situation but yesterday I was flying near Providence Rhode Island and I’m flight following the controller gave me a frequency that I could not dial into the comm side of the radio. I believe it ended in 75 kHz and my radio just skipped over the 70 or 75 whatever it was so I thankfully had an older radio on comm 2 I was able to get that proper increment. So my question is How do you tune smaller kilohertz frequencies using the com knob on the left side?
Very helpful I did'n know you could do that.
Great. Thanks
Awesome !!
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Thank you