Requesting a MAX CLIMB TAKEOFF in the Boeing 787 (with ATC) - Microsoft Flight Simulator
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Testing out the maximum takeoff performance of the Boeing 787-10 Dreamliner in Microsoft Flight Simulator. 25 degree pitch and 5000+ feet per minute achieved in the climb. Recorded on a flight from Myrtle Beach Int'l (KMYR) to Jacksonville Int'l (KJAX) on the VATSIM network with ATC included. (Thrustmaster sent me the Boeing TCA controls to use for this flight.)
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The quality and accuracy of lingo these ATC dudes are using while chillin in their gamer chairs at home never ceases to amaze me
And how much they sound just like the real deal.
I am sitting here listening and I'm like, damn, I think I have heard JAX center... while flying through JAX airspace, i thought this is a game, what the hell?
It never ceases to amaze me either, it's really impressive
@@Tibbs_Farm Tbf some are actually the real deal, currently or formerly. Just like some of the pilots are real pilots. There’s actually probably a lot that are actually ATC.
@@roji556 I can honestly believe that.
They sound just like when I was flying as a crew chief on a C-17 flying through their airspace.
I would assume a few of them are using the game as a practicing tool for being a real ATC.
the ATC at 9:40 sounds like a legit controller playing on his day off or something. rather impressive.
There are actually a decent amount of Vatsim controllers that are controllers in real life. I know one guy who controls Atlanta Center on vatsim controllers Dallas Fort Worth Center in real life. Pretty cool stuff.
@@cptmitchell983 probably gives them a chance to blow off steam, goof off a little with the newbies, and practice as well.
If I was ATC and he requested unrestricted climb, I would approve and AFP would go MAXIMUM POWER
Squawk 7500 for the airshow.
@@cybhunter007 *gets copyright-striked
Clear him to go Space Shuttle status.
Too bad it's not MFSX Steam edition. Maybe in a few years.
Most like I have ever gotten for a comment. Said this to my high school geometry teacher. Ex navy helicopter pilot.
I always love the hilarious dialogue of the passengers “Damn is that the tower? No it’s the space needle”
Boeing rep: Our new flip-down heads-up display will-
MSFS pilots: LOL it's a sun visor
Does the HUD actually work or is it literally a very expensive sun visor?
@@everettbruckerhoff6029 Yes and it depends on the design which is probably expensive.
@@everettbruckerhoff6029 yes and yes
@@everettbruckerhoff6029 Yes it works. It is a standard feature on all 787's. Source, I work on the HPU (Overhead projector unit).
@@RickHowell89 Too bad the HUD doesn't work on the default 787 in MSFS though. It works great in the QualityWings 787 for Prepar3D.
Hell yea new vid keep it coming groundpound69
B-rank: 7 deaths
Pilot forgot to engage the fasten seatbelt sign before taking off. Several passengers thrown to the back of the plane during the ascent to 3000’.
Honest mistake, otherwise, good job captain 👍🏻
S-rank / 0 deaths
A-rank / 1-5 deaths
B-rank / 6-25 deaths
C-rank / 26-60 deaths
D-rank / 61-200 deaths
F-rank / 201-2977 deaths
What happens when you reach 3000 deaths? Do you unlock a new skin?
@@Ragehunger You unlock a new rank! Unemployed
@@Ragehunger you unlock Career Plot: The Defendant and get the Cocopuff achievement.
Who's this Frank person?
@@arctic5719 more like ... new rank : dead
"we are not unrestricted to ten BUUUUUT we are unrestricted to three" yes my thoughts exactly
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That reminds me of a Star Wars story.....
@@allamericanwiseass2794 of Darth Plagueis the wise?
@@MSRTA_Productions it’s not a story a jedi would tell you
That cloud bank between nine and ten minutes looked like either, as you said, a massive fire, or one of those giant dust-storms one gets in the middle of a desert.
Those dust storms are called haboobs
@@Arn._. probably because it’s the only time women can flash without being stoned.
Looked like a conjuring of Imhotep
ATC: Maintain 3000
Groundpound69: How about we go BRRRR on the altitude?
ATC: No
This aircraft is an absolute pleasure to fly in. Silent, comfortable, the passanger cabin is probably the most silent one of all the airliners. Flown to NRT 4 times and DFW 6 times on it and it's pure joy.
I love the 787. The tinted windows were kinda fun to play with, but my parents told me not to change the variable tint too much (I was 16 when I flew it the first time). :)
787 is awesome and one of the quietest, but I think the A380 is substantially quieter. Probably around 80-90 787 flights and 15-20 A380 flights for me.
The 787 is very nice and comfortable. Many airlines even have seats in the 3rd last row of the plane where it's 2-3-2 instead of 3-3-3 and you get a lot of extra space. However A380 is still the GOAT for me (not biased at all because I had my only business class flight of my life on it lol)
@@the_bottomfragger Swiss001 did a review of this aircraft in MSFS2020. :) So, you might like it.
I just recently flew on a 787 from IAH to LHR. Awesome plane to travel on.
i love how the subtitles are like a completely different story
"Oopsies... oh look at that fields in sight" is an all-time line lmao
wall hax :D
Merry Christmas to you and the FFM crew.
I can't count how many hours I've spent this year observing multiplayer shenanigans on Drone Cam, and doing AFP95-style commentary in my head.
Blog it
If you love Christmas so much why don't you Merry it.
@@jansenart0 you can Alt+F4
Sounds like a personal problem.
I miss the AFP95-style commentary.
But the subtitles at times still gave me a good ol' chuckle.
"Clouds are below the ground!"
"Boeing 10 Heavy, cleared direct HELL, via radar vectors, descend maintain 0100."
QNH 666
@@shiznuts You mean, Finnair flight 666 to HEL?
Cleared to HELL*
@@Stoney3K lmao
Boeing does a lot of test flights at our field (KMWH). About a week and a half ago as I was driving into work, our facilities is just outside of the NE corner of the airport, I watched a 787 do the most max climb ever. He was pitched up at 60-65 degrees for the first 500' and the engines were definitely pushing as hard as they can. It was an amazing sight. Too bad I was driving and couldn't get a picture or video of it.
HEAVILY intoxicated ATC at the beginning
"I havin a little beer"
OGs will know the reference
@@elsden722 I had a... glass of water...
im just amazed there are so many people willing to do the atc and ground work.
its good practice for future pilots and atc's alike. many people just like aviation
I’m amazed !? Is this really a game?!
Right! I thought he same thing
@@tigweldNY seriously dude I read so many of your hate comments here…let the people who like it (including myself) have fun with it.
Honestly...
This always amazes me being a complete noob enthusiast that there are people who play this game with a Level of professionalism that is just mental.
The guy that talked you through approach during the cloud section literally sounded like irl ATC. He did a good job
Would love to see you do a medical flight in a Learjet 45 as we do at work. Just interested in seeing if ATC in an online game would actually give you priority over other traffic in the area.
It’s actually a rule in VATSIM that no aircraft can have priority over another and all aircraft are first come first serve, but that would still be a cool flight to see
@@IndiaWhiskey what about emergency landing?
@@vire559 I assume it also falls under that rule. Because it's a simulator you technically can just make things up on the fly, and judging by FSX Steam edition's tradition of having a mayday call once every 5 minutes it's probably not going to be pleasant if you're allowed to do that.
Unless maybe you coordinate with ATCs and possibly other pilots beforehand that you would like to try an emergency flight.
@@IndiaWhiskey Also, there is no default Lear 45 in MSFS anymore.
@@vire559 You can delcare emergencies (for everything except hijack) but the controllers reserve the right to either cancel your emergency or ask you to disconnect if the workload/disruption is too high to deal with it.
I've only done it twice, and both times I've asked the controller via PM beforehand if they'll allow it.
He has been inspired by the hot air balloons from SE lately
I've never witnessed a 787 startup, but I can confirm that 777 pilots can and do start both engines at the same time
Well, usually there's only one guy on a headset connected to the ground panel with an extension cord observing the engine start for abnormalities from the outside.
So technically feasible 'could'... sure. But should/would... I highly doubt it.
Also, the engines are started using the tapped bleed air from the APU. It's a bit of a risk to share the APU bleed air for two engines at the same time as it might not have enough pressure to spool it up enough... that might cause all kinds of havoc.
@@shiznuts I'm an A&P and have worked on the 777 some, so that's how i know. the APU is powerful enough to start both engines at the same time
I'm not sure all 777 can and do. Yet even if, I still wouldn't prefer to. Let the ground agent (and flightcrew) observe each engine with his/her full attention. Also, power switching. On seldom occassion you already get erroneous failures popping up when an engine starts normally and it's doing it's load shedding and power transfers (which usually settles itself). I can only imagine 2 jumping on nearly simulataneously... just read into the 787 out of curiousity and found out it actually uses a no-bleed system. The starter motor spools up the engine, then once it's running turns into a generator. Quite interesting, didn't know that. Interesting as well that they're on a common typerating yet imho differ quite a bit.
@@shiznuts I’ve been in the jumpseat of a 78. They start them both together just like he did.
@@StevenJohnson737 gotcha! Interesting for sure. I mean, the chances of something going wrong at ENG start is pretty darn low and stuff has for sure gotten more reliable. I guess in all the years maybe I've seen one jenky engine start with high vibrations due icing conditions, but I still personally would feel more at ease the old way (and the way of tons of airlines where that's just the company standard operating procedure). I guess that's with a lot of things and a reason it will be a while before planes are autonomous and flown remotely, lol. xD
"Mama didn't raise no bitch" got me 😂
It’s crazy I used to live right of the edge of your approach into Myrtle beach lol. When they closed the air base, we used it as a cut through from inland to the strip. Good times, miss living there, but so hard to make a steady income when it’s seasonal vacation spot
Myrtle is always great for going planespotting if you’re in the nearby area like myself
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i have a heavy respect for people that can play games like this and not start doing loops right after take off
"Oh damn, is that the tower?"
"Nah, that's the Space Needle."
Who are these passengers with you?? 😅😅
Liar there was no response like that
@@surgeaholic There literally was though.
When
@@surgeaholic 2:48
I didn't see any dialogue
man, i miss landing competitions.
They're still being hosted, FSXCC has been renamed UNICOM, but the competitions are still going.
For realism he didnt go unrestricted to 10 000ft. I mean if he did it anyway what's the worst that could have happened. Not like someone was gonna fire a shoulder mounted missile at him.
Government dron--... birds
@@cybhunter007 Noooo... not the dreaded "phone number".
I was going to do that actually
The term unrestricted is a term used to delete altitude restrictions on a SID. The new MIA departures have a lot of them. ie at or below or at crossing restrictions. Controllers will offer. Say “climb unrestricted” to prevent the pilot from stopping at a crossing restriction even though technically a clearance to a high altitude deletes climb restrictions. We take off light with no de rate all the time and you don’t need an unrestricted climb clearance
3:46 I don't know if you've shown this in previous recordings, but this view with a second camera is really nice! 👍🏻
it did appear on some videos, it's a very great angle.
I love the purposefully crazy funny stuff, but this more serious stuff was awesome dude. Please do more of them with your commentary.
as much as i love these types of vids, i wish we could get more of the funny moments, especially those with hot air balloons
“Oh man is that the tower… no that’s the space needle” Goated passenger response lol
I just wanted to say your videos have made me want to become a pilot, thank you
My uncle was a pro and USAF pilot. I had the Flight Simulator for the C64, and couldn't figure it out because I didn't have a manual. My uncle tried, but we crashed, a lot. He recently died with full military honors (he helped me get into the USAFA - good influences) and these scenes remind me of how much better it is from those early days. It's like the opposite of nostalgia in a way.
Where is Blue Angels Six? I feel like he hasn't been seen in a while and I'm kind of worried that he stuck a fork in an electrical socket or something.
Last I heard, he was with a USMC Detachment.....eating paste
More importantly, where’s Obama?
@@rebelguy9487 damn, they couldn't even get the Rose-arts? Inflation hitting hard.
"No, that's the SPACE NEEDLE"
😂😂😂😂
Game has been out for a year and it still looks absolutely incredible to me.
The “RIP Sky Chefs” crack made me laugh so hard that I nearly passed out. Love your videos!
ahhh another sunday night viewing. Keep them coming.
Oh boy he is going space shuttle status
Myrtle Beach right next to the airport is where I live and been here my entire life.
What's you're address?
@@solocao9339 Asking the real questions
Honestly love these videos. The realism is a lot of fun while still having a sprinkle of AFproud humor. Well done
I'm a little sad he didn't land ILS with the underground clouds
That was clearly Ryanair that came in behind you.
"RIP SkyChefs" really got me.
Where are the air balloons going vertical at Mach 1 ?
i loved this and i know nothing about flying...great vid...this game looks incredible!
I enjoy watching your videos. I Don't know too much about ATC or airplane lingo.. I was a DeIce technician trainer for a while in DEN for AeroMag. Love your content!
This was amazing, please do more of this kind of content!
Thoroughly enjoyable and strangely calming. Thank you.
I’m not involved in flight sim or any flying but I jus love your videos and its flipping cool. Thanks for posting this stuff!
You know the difficulty is cranked way up when even the clouds starts defying physics.
Love to see the sassiness coming back, keep it up mate.
3:27 sounds like an average Epic student
I love your videos because most of them are hilarious with all of the people goofing around. Looks like this new version has you all taking this very serious.
The quality of this blows me away. I started on MS Flight Sim 1.0..... I own this game, but haven't played it since my comp isn't fast enough. Just purchased a 3080TI so will probably dust this off and take another shot at it. Amazing.
Been waiting for another one of these for ages
keep the vidoes coming brother! would love to see some CRJ or specially some DC-6 action xD
This is awesome comunication. Wish i knew more about the protocols and what everything means.
I attended USAF Tech School in Biloxi, MS with ATC guys, they are a special breed for sure!! Awesome stuff!!
I love all your videos been watching lots of your videos. And I appreciate it.
Love these vids
7:10 "Really expensive Sunvisor" - this never gets old xD
"oh damn is that the tower? no its the space needle"
What an awesome tool for prospective pilots to use
Me missing flying so much that keep bringing me back here, I just want to fly around listening to pilot announcements.
iPhone view is best view, I loved seeing the controls in the shot!
Hey AFP great vid, some tips if you want to enhance your 787 experience on MSFS:
1. The heavy division mod comes with a more realistic FMC frontend as well as improved LNAV and VNAV features, as well as SimBrief imports.
2. The FTSim+ RR soundpack (Demo version) makes the Trent 1000s actually sound like jet engines and not a noisy server room which is where presumably Asobo sampled the default 787 sound from.
Man your videos are hilarious. I’m not a pilot but I appreciate your sense of humor.
Merry Christmas to my favorite CZcamsr, hope you have a great holiday!
Approach ATC great. Landing was good by my standards! I’m glad to see I’m not the only one doing last minute corrections on final lol
Loved the climb!
right on the centerline while taxiing... so satisfying.
I've seen some video of this game but haven't touched one of them since middle school (Flight Sim 95), so I'm way out of the loop. I had no idea other players did the ATC, that's such a cool touch.
The first ATC reminds me of good ol' FSX times
Awesome video airproud95force!
Beautiful up climb….fighter flying in a heavy. Mae’s me feel good about the pilot.❤️
First time i see this kind of video. Holy moly that is absolutely stunning!! If there is a Pilot sick on a flight and you are on Board there are no worries we didn't make it! So keep up the good work and greetings from germany
I've been subbed for about 2 years. Your videos are getting very pro. Nice video.
kid pilots getting served never gets old
Just a tip, when u want to take off in a heavy aircraft, u should INITIATE by pushing the throttle 10-20% making sure all engine instruments r clear and green, then full thrust on in a mild speed, dont over speed and under speed, cause at the end of the day u wanna use the minimum runway length in order to keep traffic moving while keeping in mind the minimums and speeds. Over all great job
who are you? a pilot?? (joke)
Gotta say, this makes me really miss flying IRL, i used to be a passenger back and forth to Florida every few months, just miss the air and atmosphere and feel of being in an airport and getting ready for and being on a flight
That is one EXCELLENT ATC tower operator
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1 Composition
2 Rice bran
3 Uses
4 Brewing
5 Stability
6 See also
7 References
Composition
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Brewing
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Stability
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See also
Alkylresorcinols
Cereal germ
Chaff
Dietary fiber
Phytic acid (IP6)
Rice bran solubles
References
Barron, Jon (21 September 2010). "Black Rice Bran, the Next Superfood?". Baseline of Health Foundation. Retrieved 24 August 2012.
"Inorganic Arsenic in Rice Bran and Its Products Are an Order of Magnitude Higher than in Bulk Grain - Environmental Science & Technology (ACS Publications)". 21 August 2008. Retrieved 9 February 2010.
Rossetti, Gioanventura (1969). the plictho. Massachusetts: The Massachusetts Institute of Technology. pp. 159-160. ISBN 978-0262180306.
George Washington (1757), "To make Small Beer", George Washington Papers. New York Public Library Archive.
Lehtinen, Pekka; Kiiliäinen, Katja; Lehtomäki, Ilkka; Laakso, Simo (2003). "Effect of Heat Treatment on Lipid Stability in Processed Oats". Journal of Cereal Science. 37 (2): 215-221. doi:10.1006/jcrs.2002.0496. ISSN 0733-5210. See figure 1 in particular
Thank you, Thrustmaster!
I'm so glad I watched this clip of you asking to have fun playing a game being told no and then doing what you were told...
Amazing how those clouds instantly disappeared. Hehehe..
Thrustmaster after the previous video: Do it again and actually show the gear we sent you this time.
Good damn this is awesome 👏
Lol, those clouds… I thought that had been hot fixed, but I guess not?
Ooo, Myrtle Beach International.. I remembered going there a couple different times in my life, one time to get to Athens, Greece to visit my dad back around 2008 and about a few years ago in '19 to get a rental car to go to Atlanta for some busy stuff.
I fly out of JAX fairly regularly. I'm impressed at how accurate the airport is modeled
You are still a genius after all of these years and still make me laugh!
12:43 absolute spine breaker, probably the spirit from earlier
the small print. i requested MAAAAAAAAXXXXXX TAKEEE OFFF BABY WOOOOOOOOOOO woooooooooooooooo.. lmaoooolove it
The 787 and an-225 are the most stable aircraft in this game. So elegant and easy to fly and land.
2:46 "Oh damn, is that the tower?" "No, that's the Space Needle."
Man...it's quarantine almost everywhere...don't know why we don't have more of you