OMG this is awesome.!!! awesome news! also i see delta fleet is also supported as well!
I'm going to update my FSX nav DB and have some fun! YEEEAAAA(The link that you gave me some time ago, does that link work for the new update?)
flyin time, let's forget final exams On 5/22/2014 1:36 PM, Robert Cezar wrote:
Say to Michelle... "Resume GPS navigation". RobertOn Thu, May 22, 2014 at 1:38 AM, Hadi Rezaei <hadirezaei@xxxxxxx <mailto:hadirezaei@xxxxxxx>> wrote:Hi Robert Acording to what you said, those commands will just show you visual guidance? P.S sorry for late reply, fall asleep last night On 5/22/2014 4:13 AM, Robert Cezar wrote:Hello Hadi, Please either read the Newsletter you received today, or go to the Revisions section of the site for the use of the GPS guidance to VOR, NDB or Intersectional waypoints. Good luck with VATSIM. Regards, Robert On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 4:18 PM, Hadi Rezaei <hadirezaei@xxxxxxx <mailto:hadirezaei@xxxxxxx>> wrote: Hello It's simple. the approach will first of all either clear you a visual approach or ILS. if visual, i will *always* request an ILS approach, and they will approve. Here's the most complex communication that would happen in vatsim for approach "Delta1022, expect visual approach runway 12L. do you have the desni6d approach procedure on board?" "Approach, can we request an ILS approach via radar vectoring?" "Delta1022, expect vectors for ILS approach runway 12L." And there i go, all handled by ATC. In USA, they will always vector you, either visual or ILS, so i only have to request ILS once they give me visual approach. but in europe, (exclude UK), They mostly want you to fly the STAR, which gets resolved by requesting an ILS approach. The situation that i explained regarding the "proceed direct to XXX" mostly applies to one of these: 1: After takeoff, instead of doing the SID, ATC tells you to proceed direct to <waypoint> 2: When approaching, the amount of traffic is very high, thus the ATC tries to shape the traffic in his own way so they could be headed for one way in approach and not scattered all over the place, so they direct all the inbound aircrafts to a cirtain waypoint, then from there, they either expect them to do the STAR, or mostly radar vector them for landing. Strange, i have not seen the let's fly direct to V O R XXX command. is it new? I'm sure the VOR navigation commands was first to set the frequency, then tune in to the VOR and fly inbound. On 5/22/2014 3:14 AM, Robert Cezar wrote:Hadi, If you are going to be flying using VATSIM, and they instruct you to descend and maintain FL 240 and proceed direct to V O R, E L W or N D B, X X, simply say... "Descend and maintain flight level 2 4 0". "Michelle, let's fly direct to V O R, E L W." "Resume GPS navigation". Michelle will fly to that waypoint. Then what? ATC will likely direct you to make the approach via a STAR! Now what? Please advise. Robert On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 3:12 PM, Hadi Rezaei <hadirezaei@xxxxxxx <mailto:hadirezaei@xxxxxxx>> wrote: "Delta1022, descend and maintain flightlevel 240, proceed direct to LHGLUGLHLGUGLHLGULGUGHLGULHGHL" "Center request direct heading to hgluglhlgughlughl?" "Delta1022, turn left heading 240. after ghluglughlulgh cleared flightlevel 100" Um, michel? what do we do now you got any ideas? Michel: "Captain shut up its my plane." But i amm flying online I need to go to manual flying Michel: "It's your fault that you fly online, I will absolutely hold no responsibility for any explosions, damages and crashes to this aircraft once you take controls from me." Right! it's my plane. turn left heading 240, "Center I don't have any ideas about the position of hlughlughlugh waypoint, let me know when i have to descend to fl100" "Delta1022 jees, roger". This is how you fly in online. (JK do not do this in VATSIM, it's very hard~) Anyway, It would be so cool to see/read the waypoints around you and their direct BRG to them, but possibly only for me, You really don't want to mess around like this when you're flying. On 5/22/2014 1:47 AM, Robert Cezar wrote:Regrettably, I see absolutely no need for this facility for BVI pilots. It is entirely a visual paradigm. Regards, Robert On Wed, May 21, 2014 at 2:13 PM, Ron Kolesar <kolesar16417@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:kolesar16417@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote: I think the subject tells it all. How can you tell if the aircraft you want to fly is equipped with the Garmin 500 GPS unit? Thanks. Ron and current Leader Dog boz who states "that a service dog beats a cane paws down any dayof the week."--AOPA Member No: 06936977--AOPA Member No: 06936977--AOPA Member No: 06936977-- AOPA Member No: 06936977
