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Forum: Engineers & Technicians

9th Dec 2020, 19:43

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Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

That is or course, providing the aircraft battery...

That is or course, providing the aircraft battery stays intact, the main battery is a large heavy item [70-80 lb NiCad battery] that is bolted to the electronic bay floor but with an impact, the...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

9th Dec 2020, 19:34

Replies: 121

Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

WI-FI errors/system failures are not normally...

WI-FI errors/system failures are not normally shown as any sort of error message in the flight deck, it would be something the senior cabin crew member would see on the WI-FI system screen, that they...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

9th Dec 2020, 19:27

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Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

No the rear cargo and the forward cargo are...

No the rear cargo and the forward cargo are completely separate. There is the large box section containing the main [centre] fuel tank separating them.

both forward and rear cargo bays have cargo...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

30th Nov 2020, 00:28

Replies: 121

Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

Lots of problems here... You cannot open the...

Lots of problems here...

You cannot open the cargo door without aircraft power [as it is electrically driven - both the door locks and the opening mechanism]

Even if you did get into the...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

24th Nov 2020, 22:37

Replies: 121

Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

The standard Boeing 777 layout is six CRT/LCD...

The standard Boeing 777 layout is six CRT/LCD type screens. The two centre screens are used for Engine parameters and warnings and the bottom one of these two is normally used on the ground by the...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

13th Nov 2020, 13:37

Replies: 121

Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

It varies on the age of the Boeing 777. Early...

It varies on the age of the Boeing 777. Early -200 series had keyboard that stowed away in a slot underneath the screen and a "curly" telephone type extension cable that meant you could place the...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

11th Nov 2020, 20:58

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Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

Are you talking about a SATCOM datalink? If so...

Are you talking about a SATCOM datalink? If so then you normally just get messages like "Datalink lost" or "No SATCOM" as that is all the pilots need to know. Specific reasons for SATCOM data failure...

Forum: Engineers & Technicians

31st Oct 2020, 04:03

Replies: 121

Scavenging a crashed 777: for a book

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Posted By MAC 40612

I've just found this thread Oxygen cylinders...

I've just found this thread

Oxygen cylinders approximately 13-16 [depending on seating configuration] all located in the rear freight bay right hand side wall. One crew oxygen cylinder located in...

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