The "Roll Index" is the "Sky Pointer" and ALWAYS points to the SKY. Thinking of it as a roll index can get you confessed and has caused at least one Airbus crash (Tamron 371). As shown (2:19), it is on the right of the roll scale (Yellow triangle) giving the illusion of a right bank, but the aircraft is actually banked to the LEFT.
Hi, thank you for all this work of uploading this CBT. I used to be able to install this on windows xp and vista but never could after windows 8 or 10, it has compatibility issues with the new internet explorer versions. Did you find any walk around this issue to make it work with windows 10? I really miss doing this courses via the actual program. Thank you!
This one gets the information from the Standby components (stby pitot probe, stby static probe, stby aoa sensor) unlike primary or secondary components that Captain or F/O gets.
The "Roll Index" is the "Sky Pointer" and ALWAYS points to the SKY. Thinking of it as a roll index can get you confessed and has caused at least one Airbus crash (Tamron 371). As shown (2:19), it is on the right of the roll scale (Yellow triangle) giving the illusion of a right bank, but the aircraft is actually banked to the LEFT.
Hi, thank you for all this work of uploading this CBT. I used to be able to install this on windows xp and vista but never could after windows 8 or 10, it has compatibility issues with the new internet explorer versions. Did you find any walk around this issue to make it work with windows 10? I really miss doing this courses via the actual program. Thank you!
You are welcome. You may try : run as win 7 or 8. Try it and tell me the result
How is this instrument different from the PFD ?
This one gets the information from the Standby components (stby pitot probe, stby static probe, stby aoa sensor) unlike primary or secondary components that Captain or F/O gets.
How is this instrument different from the PFD ?
It is the backup unit. It is probably better than most GA light aircraft attitude indicator. PFD is bigger and has a few more functions.