PMDG Boeing 737NG Normal Procedures, Part 2 of 3

[Boyohboy75]

Sir, thank you for taking the time to make this very helpful video. Systematic & very professional. I have been motivated to actually fly this beautiful plane. Something I thought was too difficult. I have watched all three and they are amongst my favorite on youtube.

[rennes6]

@Boyohboy75 Thanks fpr the comment. I'm glad I've helped you. Happy flying!

[chenhenry359]

Hi, I used your 737 tutorial videos as my guide. It was awesome!

I just had a quick question. How did you add the range rings to the map mode on the navigation display?

[rennes6]

@chenhenry359 Thanks. As you can see at 0:32, the rings can be set on the EFIS control panel.

[rennes6]

@The12rspc Wikipedia has a fine article on this subject. Search for 121.5 guard frequency

[rennes6]

@The12rspc 121.5

[rennes6]

@The12rspc 121.5

[MrRadjevic]

WoooW well done no mistakes in this part !! 5 stars

[limojack49]

thank you for your video really helpfull

[DominoFaz]

Hi,

Great video, really useful.

Do you get the problem of your default FS key commands not working when using this plane.

I installed it and I had to click everything, even ALT didn't bring the menu bar up.

Please help.

[rennes6]

Hi, thanks. My key commands are working all the time - your issue is completely new to me... maybe others? Try searching forums via Google.

[DominoFaz]

I think I solved it, I also have the PMDG 747 and I did not follow their installation order.

I installed the 747 then 737, it is supposed to be the other way around.

[djknightmare666]

nice video can i ask what SOP's you are using because i dont want to be a bore but i have found some faults for example when you set up the MCP you put the A/T in and select a roll mode usually LNAV also you dont put in the VREF speeds on the ground as that will give you a Vref at that weight which will be wrong when it comes to landing as you will have burnt off fuel...these are boeing Sop's but obviously varies between airlines

[rennes6]

Hi, thanks for the comment. It is an ex-official SOP from an European airline which I will not name (I don't want any troubles like how the paper was handed over to me etc.) The SOP was created in 2006. Yes, procedures may vary.

[djknightmare666]

Fair enough but its just weird why they would select the approach speeds on the ground because it would be in accurate plus if you get an engine failure you would plan for a flap 15 landing

[rennes6]

When they file the pre-flight briefing form, they also write down all the estimated V-speeds, including planned Vref.

[BobbyJEL101]

what airport is that? i know it's payware Fsdreamteam?

[rennes6]

No, it's Ferihegy Airport (LHBP) near Budapest from Aerosoft.

[jjkruz]

Hello where did you get the company route info that you programed into the FMS? Jeff

[rennes6]

From my VA and through official sources.

[KeyboardGez]

I've never seen moving ground traffic before, which add on is that you're using for this?

[rennes6]

It's built in.

[Stefan0n9]

Great video, helped me alot! (5/5* ) but maybe you can make an video about landing procedures?! I also own the PMDG 747 wich I love and The ILS landings go great but with the 737 they wont work!

[rennes6]

Glad to help. Sorry, but I'm very busily lately therefore no furtner videos will be made in the following weeks and months...

[Stefan0n9]

Ok, i'm busy too the following moths ( school)

[idontknowthisshit]

hey thanx it really is a nice video.,can u tel me from where can i get this softwere.,so that i can start learning myself..,

[rennes6]

Hi. The simulator is Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004: A Century of Flight (AKA FS9). The airplane was released by PrecisionManuals Development Group (AKA PMDG). I bought FS9 in box a few years ago, and I purchased the aircraft from precisionmanualsDOTcom. FS9 can be purchased online as well, I'm sure.

[pilotsasho]

:P yes , this is correct :)

And once again thank you for this tutorial :) It's very useful for the new pilots of B737 :) like me :S

[rennes6]

My pleasure! ;)

[pilotsasho]

heheh

nice video :)

btw from your flight plan i can see that you pass Bulgaria :) Congratulations for this :)

[rennes6]

благодаря - I hope this is correct for thank you :)

[tuckavids]

omg some plz help me! the video keeps starting, then going al the way back to the begining!! wats happing? plz someone help

[Thomsonfly93]

hey ure the best i live in Scotland too rip the crap out of English

[rennes6]

Sorry, I belong to a different nation. :)

[bata9955]

hey hoe do you turn in the pushback

[rennes6]

I use a simple module which can be found in the FSInn software. I think there are other addons as well.

[scotlandsthebest]

I was wondering if you could tell me what flight simulator this is please?

[rennes6]

Hi, it's Microsoft Flight Simulator 9.

[scotlandsthebest]

Is that the latest one?

[rennes6]

No, the latest is FSX.

[scotlandsthebest]

Cheers for your help. I was thinking of getting a flight simulator but did not know which was the latest one as there is quite a few.

[rennes6]

Check the hardware requirements carefully... I suggest a E6850 for FSX. Eats like a beast.

[scotlandsthebest]

Okay, thanks for the help.

[Loubrough2]

Hello there, iv trying to fins this panel for ages.. could you tell me how you got it mate....

Please Write Back

[rennes6]

Hello, if you mean the aircraft itself, I bought it about two years ago at precisionmanualsDOTcom