 AP Disconect, How do you stop the red flashing light |
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 17/04/2007, 7:12
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10<50 posts  Group: Member Posts: 27 Joined: 15/04/07 Member No.: 2475  |
When disconnecting the AP or doing the preflight test, I can't get the red flashing light to stop flashing on the FMA. Where is the disconnect button you are supposed to push twice? The button on my yoke does not work.
Thanks. Colin in PDX |
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17/04/2007, 8:27
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100<200 posts Group: Member Posts: 140 Joined: 10/06/06 From: LERS Member No.: 595 |
You should use the switch located in the yoke (z key by default in FS) to disconnect the AP. First press disconnects it, second one makes the light stop flashing.
The same is applicable with the AT switch (but I don't remember the FS key for this  )syn |
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17/04/2007, 9:22
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100<200 posts Group: Member Posts: 148 Joined: 08/04/06 Member No.: 49 |
QUOTE (hmslion @ 17/04/2007, 8:12)  When disconnecting the AP or doing the preflight test, I can't get the red flashing light to stop flashing on the FMA. Where is the disconnect button you are supposed to push twice? The button on my yoke does not work. Thanks. Colin in PDX Just right of the flashing lights, there is small (black) button. Press that one |
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17/04/2007, 12:08
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50<100 posts Group: Member Posts: 50 Joined: 14/06/06 Member No.: 693 |
QUOTE (syn @ 17/04/2007, 9:27) The same is applicable with the AT switch (but I don't remember the FS key for this )That would be SHIFT-R 
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17/04/2007, 16:30
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10<50 posts Group: Member Posts: 27 Joined: 15/04/07 Member No.: 2475 |
QUOTE (daniel.alm @ 17/04/2007, 12:08) QUOTE (syn @ 17/04/2007, 9:27) The same is applicable with the AT switch (but I don't remember the FS key for this )That would be SHIFT-R Thanks all. Fun plane. Much more complex than the boeings. You can tell that this plane is in the middle of the evolutionary movement from the two-VOR one ADF simple AP no AT airplanes like the 727, and the very automatic ones like the Airbuses of the 777. Still have yet ot complete a full flight, but working on it. |
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