Embraer E-Jets Captain Explains Auto Pilot Normal Flight Modes Use

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  • čas přidán 8. 06. 2024
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    A full flight from KJFK-KBOS to show some of the basic, everyday functions of the Embraer E-Jets E175 AFCS and Auto Pilot functions. It DOES NOT include everything that there is to know about the system, and just designed as a basic tutorial on how to get started with the autopilot operation as it relates to normal modes in common use.
    This is based on the Feelthere E175 V3 for Prepar3Dv4, which has it's flaws. It's simulating the airplane in EPIC LOAD 25. Whenever I remember a difference to LOAD 27, I will point it out, but they are very similar, especially in Normal Procedures.
    This is not substitute to traditional flight training, but rather a preview to get you started on how to use the system, in hope it's a nice enrichment for Flight Simulator home users.
    Happy flying!
    00:00 Intro
    02:37 Guidance Panel
    08:12 Flight Mode Annunciation
    09:30 Takeoff Profile and Modes
    19:25 Take-Off
    20:50 Climb
    28:52 Cruise and Intermediate Descent
    41:00 Top of Descent
    48:13 Initial Approach
    51:52 Final Approach
    53:45 Ending
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Komentáře • 22

  • @frontrowkenny6455
    @frontrowkenny6455 Před rokem +7

    The Flight Sim Studios folk could use someone like you on their team, great explanation

  • @jerryweirdspeed8943
    @jerryweirdspeed8943 Před rokem +3

    You gotta like Embraer for their design decisions sometimes. Such an easy plane to manage in general. Great explanations, Etai 🙂

  • @eaglemotion292
    @eaglemotion292 Před 4 měsíci

    Really nice video! Just recently got into flying the embraer in the sim and i love it.

  • @EpicJake07
    @EpicJake07 Před rokem +1

    very thorough explanation, thank you for this!

  • @LuisArgerich
    @LuisArgerich Před rokem +2

    Fantastic vid, thank you!. Question: How does VNAV Direct To work? Can you always compute a vertical path to any waypoint regardless of your current lateral or vertical modes? For example if you are in hdg mode due to ATC or weather can you compute a vertical path to the IF using vnav direct-to to have an idea of when to start descending?

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před rokem +2

      Thanks for you reply! So for VNAV direct you'd have to be in both LNAV and VNAV modes active. Only then it can compute VNAV direct. It doesn't work in Feelthere, but you essentially make sure there is an altitude constraint (at only, no at or above/below). Copy said constraints, and paste it right back to the same spot, and activate. If withing the tolerance descent angle, it would simply start a descent to hit that Fix at the commanded altitude. Works beautifully and helps making the flight smoother with more comfortable descents when applicable.

    • @LuisArgerich
      @LuisArgerich Před rokem +1

      @@crew-rest Awesome and thanks for replying so fast!. So if you are in hdg mode can you still do a direct to (LNAV) and direct to (NVAV), and then go back to hdg mode to have an idea of how to descend?

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před rokem +2

      @@LuisArgerich you could, but once you go from LNAV to HDG, VNAV would turn off and default to PFA. But this FPA might actually exactly the FPA you need if you gave it a few seconds to stabilize...

    • @Micg51
      @Micg51 Před 10 měsíci

      That was the stupid thing the E jet would do. VNAV will only work in an LNAV mode. I fly the 737 now and VNAV will work in HDG SEL just fine. It will keep the previous FPA that VNAV was following when you select HDG on the Embraer.

  • @williammurray7342
    @williammurray7342 Před 3 měsíci +1

    Is the limitation of 210 knots until 3000 ft or 6 miles a company limitation? If so, we just might fly for the same company…

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před 3 měsíci

      It is, and quite possibly so! I've since moved on to another company that flies other airplanes to different parts of the world...

  • @zsoltszalai640
    @zsoltszalai640 Před rokem

    thank you for the info! Did you try the X-plane version? Is that closer to the real thing system wise and hand flying? I'm currently using p3dv5

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před rokem +2

      I tried the X-plane versions years ago. It was bad in every aspect. The P3D Feelthere Embraer is the best addon I'm familiar with at the moment.

    • @siwolu
      @siwolu Před rokem

      @@crew-rest There is a new X plane version now. I am curious to know what you think about it as a professional pilot. That would be great

    • @ronilsonbarbosa4410
      @ronilsonbarbosa4410 Před rokem

      Can you please tell me which sim are you using ? Msgs2020?

  • @aviatorshen
    @aviatorshen Před 10 měsíci

    hi Captain, May I ask which ERJ 175 add on did you buy? I bought Aerosoft ERJ 175 but so many botton and FMS page can not use.

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před 10 měsíci +1

      This is Feelthere for Prepar3Dv4

  • @Kreemerz
    @Kreemerz Před měsícem

    So the lights behind the buttons on the guidance panel don't work? That has been confusing to me for so long... is that due to the sim or are they activated in real E175?

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před měsícem

      Correct. They DO NOT work. In my previous airline, at least. They CAN work but this is another airline configuration thing. My airline elected to not have them work, to force the pilots to strictly monitor the system based on the readings of the FMA in the PFD, as people should do anyway.

  • @kabaddiify
    @kabaddiify Před 11 měsíci

    Very nice ! Thank you for posting

  • @gringoloco8576
    @gringoloco8576 Před 2 měsíci

    What flight sim is this that has VNAV? MS Flight sim 2020 and Xplane 12 ERJ170 don’t seem to have all this capability for VNAV and FMS speeds.

    • @crew-rest
      @crew-rest  Před 2 měsíci +1

      This was Feelthere Embraer EJets v3 on Prepar3Dv4. It's systems were quite well modeled.
      However, I must say that the VNAV on the X-Craft Embraer for X-Plane 12 is pretty good!