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EFIS 3-D navigation guides (Read 805 times)
Jun 4
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UDT21jack
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Hello to all:
Newbe, so please bear with me.
Recently purchased an old copy of FS2002 and am working on my landings. It appears that on my Cessna 172P plane I have the option to place hoops, etc. onto my screen as was done in "Learning To Fly-Landing" lesson #4.
I checked onto "Maps View" in the menu, then onto Navigation >EFIS. Then enabled the EFIS Master Switch to have the 3-D navigation guides displayed in the sky.
Then I clicked: Type>Hoops, Range>Long, Density>Thin. I then checked "Engage">plot intercepting pattern.
I next went to: "Lock to ILS/LOC for landing approach and found that I can't do it. There is a faint circle with a dot in it for-"Lock to VOR and altitude tracking. Is that faint dot a default or was possibly used in setup by the previous owner.
Any detailed instructions would be most appreciated.
I know this is an old program, but that's why I bought it as my first try at FS. Thanks again to all.
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Jun 4
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, 2011 at 10:08pm
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If I recall correctly, and it's been a long time,
You can't lock to VOR/LOC unless a VOR or ILS is actively engaged in NAV1.
[Did FS2002 come with a paper manual? If not download a FS2004 manual.]
Edit - FS2000 was the last one to come with a paper manual so you should have the pdf manuals on you computer.
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Jun 5
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, 2011 at 12:20pm
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Webb;
Thank you for your quick response. I did not expect one so quickly on such an old program. I think I understand your remarks and I will go back and start again using an actual flight insted of a partial save.
This program did not come with a paper manual. I purchased the "Book" about FS2002 by David Chong and that was a total waste of money. I am downloading several parts of a manual from the discs. Thanks again for your quick response. Later, Jack
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