DCS P-47 #3 - Cockpit Flows, Startup, & Taxi
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- čas přidán 7. 07. 2024
- This lesson teaches you:
- The concept of what a "Cockpit Workflow" is
- How to use these workflows for starting up and taxiing the DCS P-47D
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Chapters:
00:00 What are cockpit workflows?
00:59 Before Start
03:48 Engine Start
05:53 Pilot's Notes
06:23 After Start through taxiing - Hry
May I ask you why did you turn the battery on only after engine start and after disconnect the external power? I’m asking because on most of the tutorials I’ve seen the battery was one of the first thing to do...(not only in the P-47, but other fighters and civilian aircraft as well)
I'll locate the relevant parts in the manual(s) when I get to my PC and share it here later, but for now what I can recall off the top of my head is that starting off external power was the standard thing to do and that the battery master should only be turned on once external power is disconnected.
Ok Otavio, I found it for you and I uploaded it to my dropbox, so the link to download is at the end of this post. This was my main reference document for the P-47D flows and it covers the D-25 through D-35.
On Page 27 there is a note referencing not to use the airplane's battery if external power (an external battery cart) is plugged in, then on page 28 for the startup at "5. Starting Engine" it says:
"a. With ignition and battery switches "OFF," pull the propeller through several turns by hand"
"b. Whenever possible, an external source of power should be plugged into the receptacle in the right-secondary engine cowling"
If you didn't want to use any external power then just turn the battery master on after priming the engine. Honestly though It doesn't make any practical difference to us in the sim. I just wanted to offer another way of doing it. I hope that clears up my thought process for it!
www.dropbox.com/s/blaotnnq8okymh3/P-47D-25%20through%2035.pdf?dl=0
@@RequiemsACTL Thanks for your response. It is good to know how and why. You are one of the best doing those tutorials.
The best guide I've seen for P47D. Thanks a lot!
Thank you for making this lesson covering how to startup the DCS P-47D module for us.
Great tutorials! You are providing a wealth of info for us that are new into the sim. Thank you!
Excellent explanations, the best!
Awesome work Dude! Thnx a lot!
can you make video explaining more about managing intercooler - oil temp - and carb air, including air filter please ?
Excellent video, thanks. Please, where´s that take off airfield 08:56 ? Tks
I'll have to look it up on the editor so I'll get back to it
@@RequiemsACTL If you can't find it, do you remember which Map it is? Thanks.
So the ground steering is from toe brakes right ?
Yep