L1011 MANUAL/HANDLING NOTES .... corrections

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

Folks ....

Borne of some minor misunderstandings .... it appears I made a couple of errors within the original draughting of my "L1011 PANEL INSTALLATION & HANDLING NOTES" documentation .... and which is, effectively, HJG's online forum based manual for these particular simulations.

I've now corrected these errors .... and have just posted updated notes for sections 1, 2, 3, and 4 of this documentation.

Section 5 of this documention (the "L1011 BASIC FLYING GUIDE") remains unchanged though.

The changes/updates incorporated into sections 1, 2. 3, and 4 are primarily focussed around the dual AP system featured within each of the 4 L1011 panels versions hosted by HJG.

It seems that the AP-A or the AP-A system .... "either of these" .... may be engaged in order to fly these simulatrtions and in conjunction with all of the available AP controlled automatic flight control and navigation modes represented in these panels .... rather than just the AP-A system only which I'd originally, and mistakenly, implied.

These details (and a few other improvements too) have now been corrected

tonymadgehjg.proboards.com/thread/3888/l1011-tristar-panel-installation-handling?page=1#scrollTo=48881

George (only please) .... feel free to get back to me again if necessary .... OK

Mark C
AKL/NZ

[George Carty - HJG]

Thanks a lot, but the following paragraph is wrong:

- 2 Flight Director switches are located above the AP-A and AP-B system master switches .... along the top middle section oo the AP portion of the main panel. Selecting the left FD switch "ON" activates the horizontal yellow FD bars inside the HSI gauge on the Captains Main Panel view. Selecting the right FD switch "ON" activates the horizontal yellow FD bars inside the HSI gauge on the F/O Main Panel view. Both FD switches can/should be selected "ON" using either the Captains or F/O Main Panel views. When selected "ON" this action will then cancel the red "FD" flags which are otherwise, by default, displayed within the HSI gauges in either Main Panel view.

"HSI" should be "AI" -- or perhaps "ADI" (Attitude Direction Indicator) would be better, although you'll need to be consistent with it.

George

[aerofoto - HJG Admin]

OK .... "THANKS" George

That particular paragraph has now been corrected, as suggested, to now read ADI.

I'll review the consistency of some of the teminology later on .... when I've more time .... since "TIME" hasn't really been on my side lately

Mark C
AJKL/NZ