You, sir, deserve a lot more subs. Brilliant information, allowing me to enjoy my sim a lot more. Thank you for taking the time to do these tutorials. Many people appreciate it 👍
I literally planned a ILS approach yesterday. I watched another YT'r but, he did not explain it as thoroughly as yourself. I didn't know what the HOLD meant, I assumed it was for the altitude 😅 . Needless to say, it was a total failure. I was still at 11k ft waiting for ATC to tell me to decend, that never happened 😂. Then when I was in HOLD my Cessna 172 just kept banking, so out of a panic I disabled AP and finished the flight to only land on the wrong runway 🤦🏽. NOW, after watching your tutorial, I now understand what the "HOLD" does and that we have to manually select our next approach or we'll just stay stuck on "HOLD". 😂. Cant wait to actually complete a whole ILS approach successfully 😁. I'll be subbing to your channel. Look forward to more content.
I watch a lot of tutorial videos on UA-cam and yours are by far the most informative. You have no wasted words my friend. It is impressive on how you do these! A lot of people have great content, but I do wish they would use your method for delivery. Too many times I'm watching a how to video with the words "get to the point!" always on my tongue.
I graduated from Reynolds/former Columbia High School in ‘91. I go back to this airport from time to time for nostalgia. When I was in CAP, we would fly out of here to Hillsboro on our commanders plane.
Great video! I always "cheated" and used the built in flight planner to select my approach and load the waypoints. This way seems much more realistic and now I have a better understanding of how the G1000 works. Thank you!
Great explanation of G1000 ILS. I had avoided G1000 planes until bought the DA-42. I just tried it on my own in the DA-42 a couple of days ago and it didn't go well. I reverted back to RNAV to make the landing. I'm going to give it another try now and I'm sure it will go much better. Keep the great videos coming.
Excellent video! I'm a fairly casual flyer, so I've never put a lot of effort into learning proper ILS approaches. However, your video was easy to understand in order remember the steps for inputting approaches (and making sure they activate properly). :)
Hi Mark. Any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong? On the final phase, when I switch to Localiser and then to approach mode, I can see glideslope and proper path but the aircraft is not descending. Previous altitude is being hold. I've tried it on Cessna 208 in MSFS 2024. All other parts went perfectly smoothly (except automatic switch to localizer, but i switched it manually)
This was incredibly helpful. You putting in your flight plans makes me realize I should stop loading my sim brief into the sim from the load screen, and do it manually... if I can figure that out 😅
Well done! Please consider turn on OBS mode before hold's fix and disable it after intercept the final course. This will avoid that you need to select "direct to"function to IF or next fix.
@FlightSimSchool. Very good video. I actually was looking for a particular piece of info, which you skipped over and then quickly referenced - and that was when to press the APR button. Do you press it at the IAF, IF or FAF or at some other point? Thank you in advance. :)
I found that all of the missions that I've flown in career mode do not have those plans... hence ILS approaches are really hard since Im flying them without beacons.. is that a bug? or Maybe its because the missions take place on small grass runways?
You’re right that smaller airfields won’t have ils approaches, but what you can do is load a visual approach instead for any runway that’s loaded into the flight plan, which will give you an extended runway centreline and vertical guidance
Since you do a lot of ILS landings..... I do have a question. How do I get the inner-outer-markers working? Do I have to switch them on in the sim settings? I hope you can help me.
@@FlightSimSchoolThanks for your answer. Just yesterday evening at a ILS approach I saw the M apearing and a beep sounded a view times. So I think it works.
@@tonnyjanssen4272 Yeah, I think it can be a bit buggy and inconsistent though, I've noticed it myself. They aren't used quite as much as they were back in the day though so I rarely pay attention to them.
I agree your presentation is AI like and devoid of excursions into other things--great video-great video For real teacher, not pontificator showing off
I edit these to make them as straight and to the point as possible. You're not here to listen to me go off on a tangent about the price of video cards :D
May I ask an insalney stupid question. You type in the flight plan what runway you're landing on and taking off from, but.... doesn't tower tell YOU which one they want? Or, is it possible, because you typed it in your flight plan that they see that?
I did it this way for the purpose of the tutorial only. You’re correct that if you are flying with atc that they would tell you which runway to land, but for a short flight like this you should be able to know which runway they’re landing before you take off
So does selecting the ILS approach also load the runway direction for CRS 1 and CRS 2 or is just CRS 1 sufficient? I didn't see you manually change using this with the CRS knobs, but the green arrow did appear to have moved after you selected the approach.
Awesome video!. So when you select approach mode, would that interfere with the vpth. Or do you wait until the HSI switches over before you select approach mode?
No, it shouldn’t interfere with VNAV, APR is all about making sure it picks up the LOC & Glideslope. You can switch to it as soon as you roll out on the final approach course
Can you make one for when the ATC guides you for elevation and prior to getting to the TOD when using vnav? Having trouble and I’m too high in elevation when getting to the approach course.
VNAV doesn’t work great with ATC because often times they’ll give you step down altitudes, and ask you to level off, whereas VNAV is going to give you a constant descent glide path to follow down. So in those cases, you’re better to use Vertical Speed (of FLC) to get down to the altitude they asked you to descend to. I hope that helps!
Merci... très clair et vraiment très aidant pour moi (Je suis de Montréal et je me suis abonné à ta chaîne). Je joindrai sans doute ton site lorsque j'aurai assez pratiqué). Thank you... very clear and really helpful for me (I'm from Montreal and I subscribed to your channel). I'll probably join your site when I've practiced enough)
I still dont understand that fuking nav freq shit for the my vnav do nothing it suppose to make the plane descend to my waypoint altitude but nothing is happening my plane stay at 22 000ft and it suppose to descend to 6 000ft im flying the cirrus jet g2 on msfs 2024
First off, no swearing please. Second: this video might help more since it’s for the g3000 like in the vision jet: ua-cam.com/video/XwN_wGq2nts/v-deo.htmlsi=LJv2NfWjQ-B9QvAC and finally, make sure you have an altitude set in the flight plan page for at least one waypoint, that’ll make it do the vnav calculation and your vertical mode in the PFD should be V ALT and then V PATH
You, sir, deserve a lot more subs. Brilliant information, allowing me to enjoy my sim a lot more. Thank you for taking the time to do these tutorials. Many people appreciate it 👍
Thanks for saying that, it's truly appreciated :)
I literally planned a ILS approach yesterday. I watched another YT'r but, he did not explain it as thoroughly as yourself. I didn't know what the HOLD meant, I assumed it was for the altitude 😅 . Needless to say, it was a total failure. I was still at 11k ft waiting for ATC to tell me to decend, that never happened 😂. Then when I was in HOLD my Cessna 172 just kept banking, so out of a panic I disabled AP and finished the flight to only land on the wrong runway 🤦🏽. NOW, after watching your tutorial, I now understand what the "HOLD" does and that we have to manually select our next approach or we'll just stay stuck on "HOLD". 😂. Cant wait to actually complete a whole ILS approach successfully 😁.
I'll be subbing to your channel. Look forward to more content.
You had the right instinct to disable the autopilot and hand fly it yourself when the automation wasn't doing what you wanted to though!
I watch a lot of tutorial videos on UA-cam and yours are by far the most informative. You have no wasted words my friend. It is impressive on how you do these! A lot of people have great content, but I do wish they would use your method for delivery. Too many times I'm watching a how to video with the words "get to the point!" always on my tongue.
Thank you :) It’s just the magic of editing really
I can always count on your videos to be helpful and to the point. Well done!
I graduated from Reynolds/former Columbia High School in ‘91. I go back to this airport from time to time for nostalgia. When I was in CAP, we would fly out of here to Hillsboro on our commanders plane.
Great video! I always "cheated" and used the built in flight planner to select my approach and load the waypoints. This way seems much more realistic and now I have a better understanding of how the G1000 works. Thank you!
Great explanation of G1000 ILS. I had avoided G1000 planes until bought the DA-42. I just tried it on my own in the DA-42 a couple of days ago and it didn't go well. I reverted back to RNAV to make the landing. I'm going to give it another try now and I'm sure it will go much better. Keep the great videos coming.
It takes a lot of work to hand fly an ILS properly, but it’s a ton of fun to practice it :) enjoy the da42!
Excellent video! I'm a fairly casual flyer, so I've never put a lot of effort into learning proper ILS approaches. However, your video was easy to understand in order remember the steps for inputting approaches (and making sure they activate properly). :)
Hi Mark. Any suggestions on what I might be doing wrong? On the final phase, when I switch to Localiser and then to approach mode, I can see glideslope and proper path but the aircraft is not descending. Previous altitude is being hold. I've tried it on Cessna 208 in MSFS 2024. All other parts went perfectly smoothly (except automatic switch to localizer, but i switched it manually)
I am very much looking forward to MSFS 2024. I hope you will create this type of content for all the stuff there.
Yup that’s the plan :)
Excellent and very helpful video. Thank-you.
This was incredibly helpful. You putting in your flight plans makes me realize I should stop loading my sim brief into the sim from the load screen, and do it manually... if I can figure that out 😅
Sometimes you just want to get in the air fast, but when you’re doing a full realistic flight it is nice to plug it all in for more immersion
Well done! Please consider turn on OBS mode before hold's fix and disable it after intercept the final course. This will avoid that you need to select "direct to"function to IF or next fix.
I'm not sure if it's a bug but whenever I try to do an ILS my plane goes in to suspend mode and I don't know why it's never done that before
@FlightSimSchool. Very good video. I actually was looking for a particular piece of info, which you skipped over and then quickly referenced - and that was when to press the APR button. Do you press it at the IAF, IF or FAF or at some other point? Thank you in advance. :)
I tend to enable it just before turning final these days, but any time before glide slope intercept is fine
I found that all of the missions that I've flown in career mode do not have those plans... hence ILS approaches are really hard since Im flying them without beacons.. is that a bug? or Maybe its because the missions take place on small grass runways?
You’re right that smaller airfields won’t have ils approaches, but what you can do is load a visual approach instead for any runway that’s loaded into the flight plan, which will give you an extended runway centreline and vertical guidance
Since you do a lot of ILS landings..... I do have a question. How do I get the inner-outer-markers working? Do I have to switch them on in the sim settings? I hope you can help me.
Do you see them appear in the top right above the altitude tape when you do an ILS approach?
@@FlightSimSchoolThanks for your answer. Just yesterday evening at a ILS approach I saw the M apearing and a beep sounded a view times. So I think it works.
@@tonnyjanssen4272 Yeah, I think it can be a bit buggy and inconsistent though, I've noticed it myself. They aren't used quite as much as they were back in the day though so I rarely pay attention to them.
I agree your presentation is AI like and devoid of excursions into other things--great video-great video
For real teacher, not pontificator showing off
I edit these to make them as straight and to the point as possible. You're not here to listen to me go off on a tangent about the price of video cards :D
Thanks Mark. Will watch and fly this a few times and "away we go"! !! !!!
May I ask an insalney stupid question. You type in the flight plan what runway you're landing on and taking off from, but.... doesn't tower tell YOU which one they want? Or, is it possible, because you typed it in your flight plan that they see that?
I did it this way for the purpose of the tutorial only. You’re correct that if you are flying with atc that they would tell you which runway to land, but for a short flight like this you should be able to know which runway they’re landing before you take off
@FlightSimSchool I see! Then I wonder why thr flight plan even allows it?
So does selecting the ILS approach also load the runway direction for CRS 1 and CRS 2 or is just CRS 1 sufficient? I didn't see you manually change using this with the CRS knobs, but the green arrow did appear to have moved after you selected the approach.
Only CRS1 is needed, and yes it should auto-tune it, if it doesn't you can of course set it yourself. Hope that helps!
Awesome video!. So when you select approach mode, would that interfere with the vpth. Or do you wait until the HSI switches over before you select approach mode?
No, it shouldn’t interfere with VNAV, APR is all about making sure it picks up the LOC & Glideslope. You can switch to it as soon as you roll out on the final approach course
Can you make one for when the ATC guides you for elevation and prior to getting to the TOD when using vnav? Having trouble and I’m too high in elevation when getting to the approach course.
VNAV doesn’t work great with ATC because often times they’ll give you step down altitudes, and ask you to level off, whereas VNAV is going to give you a constant descent glide path to follow down. So in those cases, you’re better to use Vertical Speed (of FLC) to get down to the altitude they asked you to descend to. I hope that helps!
Very good video. What type of Grand Caravan do you use? It looks (the cockpit) different to me.
That's the SWS Kodiak. It looks like a Caravan, but it's a bit cooler ;)
Really good explanation , liked it very much
Always look forward to these videos thank you
Excellent tutorial as always!
Aren't we suppose to do ILS approaches on green needles rather magenta?
Yes, I switched to it just outside the Final Approach Fix (it auto-switches).
Great job, love your videos so easy to follow
Thanks Mr TP :)
So glad I found your channel!
How to save a flight plan already entered in the Garmin 1000 ? Just saving it with LOAD/SAVE from the simulator does not work. Super merci
There's no way that I know of to save/load directly from the G1000, unfortunately. Maybe they'll implement it in MSFS2024.
Thank you! That was fantastic!!
DID IT thanks for the tutorial
Merci... très clair et vraiment très aidant pour moi (Je suis de Montréal et je me suis abonné à ta chaîne). Je joindrai sans doute ton site lorsque j'aurai assez pratiqué).
Thank you... very clear and really helpful for me (I'm from Montreal and I subscribed to your channel). I'll probably join your site when I've practiced enough)
Merci beaucoup :)
Awesome video thank you Brother 👍
How can u get the charts for free?
Charts for Microsoft Flight Simulator
ua-cam.com/video/Ye3WjZN8mA4/v-deo.html
I still dont understand that fuking nav freq shit for the my vnav do nothing it suppose to make the plane descend to my waypoint altitude but nothing is happening my plane stay at 22 000ft and it suppose to descend to 6 000ft im flying the cirrus jet g2 on msfs 2024
First off, no swearing please. Second: this video might help more since it’s for the g3000 like in the vision jet: ua-cam.com/video/XwN_wGq2nts/v-deo.htmlsi=LJv2NfWjQ-B9QvAC and finally, make sure you have an altitude set in the flight plan page for at least one waypoint, that’ll make it do the vnav calculation and your vertical mode in the PFD should be V ALT and then V PATH
@FlightSimSchool its ok i figured out how the vnav works but for the frequencies i still dont know
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