I have not flown the Mustang in about three months or more. And I can't put my hands on the flight manual in short order, but for practical purposes, where ever the manufacturer puts the red line or never exceed line on the airspeed indicator, is where the horn starts to blow. Also,anytime some one tells you he is able to go way over let's say a speed line like the 250Kts, he may mean he is doing that not in indicated, but in true airspeed. TAS and IAS are quite different.
Hey, Nice vid but i have a question. Why is it that the CMustang only gets up to 250knts before redlining? is there a way to override this? My Good friend owns a real C Mustang and he said he can cruise at 340 knts safley. Any thoughts? your answear is greatly appreciated.
Yes, the aircraft doesn't have ATS (Autothrottle, just throttle detents for cruise, climb, and takeoff), during an approach you have to control the throttles yourself, but its fairly easy to control the speed of this aircraft. Make sure when you do an approach you select the approach via the PROC (Procedures) page on the MFD Keyboard, and select the APR (Approach) button on the autopilot. This should follow the approach course heading and if there is a glideslope or WAAS, it will descend with it
Hey Aeromachines, I have a question. Today I bought this plane. Everything works, but when I do an aproach on the autopilot, everything isworking but the plane isn't losing altitude. So when I'm above the runaway, i'm not on the runway but 5000ft above it! Please help me!
I have not flown an approach in some time in the G-1000 or Cessna 510. However, when coupled approaches are made, normally the altitude hold is removed auto matically if it is a precision approach. And the power must be adjusted to maintain airspeed at your selected number, such as 102Knots, etc. If I can find time I'll fly one soon and repost here for you.
How to do the approaches? Well, depends on if you are only short on G-1000 knowledge or what else? This system is in many regards just like the real thing; so you have to be cognizant of how the real G-1000 works. I fly the G-1000 in a Cessna 182T so it works much like that one. If you get a bit more specific in your needs, maybe I can help more. But this system can take a lot of hours to master. I am an ATP Pilot with 20K hours of real time.
Almost all my approaches are on autopilot until I reach minimums for the approach, then I click off and land the airplane normally. Thanks for asking. L Wiley
Great Vid! Can you please tell me the specs of your computer thanks a lot!
macbook320 1 month ago
Great approach! You can PURCHASE this aircraft from flight1.com
rohanA380 1 year ago
can i fly real sid/stars/rnav approaches etc..with this aircraft?
acdelta57 1 year ago
where i can download this jet?! Thanks
9999990000000000000 1 year ago
I have not flown the Mustang in about three months or more. And I can't put my hands on the flight manual in short order, but for practical purposes, where ever the manufacturer puts the red line or never exceed line on the airspeed indicator, is where the horn starts to blow. Also,anytime some one tells you he is able to go way over let's say a speed line like the 250Kts, he may mean he is doing that not in indicated, but in true airspeed. TAS and IAS are quite different.
Aeromachines 2 years ago
Hey, Nice vid but i have a question. Why is it that the CMustang only gets up to 250knts before redlining? is there a way to override this? My Good friend owns a real C Mustang and he said he can cruise at 340 knts safley. Any thoughts? your answear is greatly appreciated.
drmrboy29 2 years ago
O and another question, must you handle the throttles by yourself in the autopilot aproach?
Knife0994 2 years ago
Once the approach is started, I use the power levers (throttles) to set and hold airspeed on the target speed or near to it.
Aeromachines 2 years ago
Yes, the aircraft doesn't have ATS (Autothrottle, just throttle detents for cruise, climb, and takeoff), during an approach you have to control the throttles yourself, but its fairly easy to control the speed of this aircraft. Make sure when you do an approach you select the approach via the PROC (Procedures) page on the MFD Keyboard, and select the APR (Approach) button on the autopilot. This should follow the approach course heading and if there is a glideslope or WAAS, it will descend with it
flyer176 2 years ago
Hey Aeromachines, I have a question. Today I bought this plane. Everything works, but when I do an aproach on the autopilot, everything isworking but the plane isn't losing altitude. So when I'm above the runaway, i'm not on the runway but 5000ft above it! Please help me!
Nice video by the way! Go on!
Knife0994 2 years ago
I have not flown an approach in some time in the G-1000 or Cessna 510. However, when coupled approaches are made, normally the altitude hold is removed auto matically if it is a precision approach. And the power must be adjusted to maintain airspeed at your selected number, such as 102Knots, etc. If I can find time I'll fly one soon and repost here for you.
Aeromachines 2 years ago
That's very kind of you, thanks!
Knife0994 2 years ago
How to do the approaches? Well, depends on if you are only short on G-1000 knowledge or what else? This system is in many regards just like the real thing; so you have to be cognizant of how the real G-1000 works. I fly the G-1000 in a Cessna 182T so it works much like that one. If you get a bit more specific in your needs, maybe I can help more. But this system can take a lot of hours to master. I am an ATP Pilot with 20K hours of real time.
Aeromachines 2 years ago
i also have this aircraft very nice aircraft but thats not the point my question is how to do the waas approaches such as gps approaches
derek1122339 2 years ago
Almost all my approaches are on autopilot until I reach minimums for the approach, then I click off and land the airplane normally. Thanks for asking. L Wiley
Aeromachines 3 years ago
is this manual approach or auto pilot?
maxvandoorne 3 years ago