Panel Location in Boeing 777.

[Haseen]

Dear:

How to find a panel location, say P301, in Boeing 777? I saw in Chapter 00 of SSM, but no help.

Please suggest.

Regards,

Haseen Ahmad, Engineer Officer
Biman Engg., Dhaka, Bangladesh.

[spannersatcx]

According to this from another thread, you are licenced on the 777, which worries me somewhat that you don't know how to find a panel location!: Dear Nitpicker330:

Thanks for replying.

I have been working in the Engineering Dept. of Biman Bangladesh Airlines Ltd. at Dhaka since 1995. I have Aircraft Maintenance Engineer's licences in Avionics for Airbus A310-300, Boeing 737-800 and Boeing 777-300ER. Besides I am a B. Sc. (graduate) in EE(Electrical & Electronics) Engg. I want to know these because of my knack/interest in Electronics and Aviation. Hope that clears the matter.

[Wodrick]

When you put up that list of supposed qualifications that is frightening.

[simba82]

Are you Avionics by any chance? Haseen

[Haseen]

Yes, I am Avionics Engr.

[spannersatcx]

look in the relevant chapter of the AMM.

[yotty]

Check AMM Chapter 06 Dimensions and Areas. :)

[3 Phase]

Take a look in Chapter 91 Charts, in the Wiring Diagram Manual. You will find a subsection for panel locations amongst other very useful information. This will give you the most comprehensive list of all of the panel locations.

[Wodrick]

Look at his qualifications in post 2. He should KNOW this.

[3 Phase]

Agreed. Wouldn't mind some of those qualifications myself!

[SeldomFixit]

Gents - shame on you all. Yes the guy is a Graduate of Hindi High, or Urdu U but it's you who have failed here.
The cardinal sin is not asking when you don't know, even if to you it's common dog ****.
The bigger sin is putting someone down for asking.
You all know that type ratings come in, shall we say, different forms. Get used to it, but don't put a guy down when he tries to climb above that.:ugh:

[TURIN]

You all know that type ratings come in, shall we say, different forms. Get used to it, but don't put a guy down when he tries to climb above that.

Yeeees, I'll think about that while he takes your job on half your wages.

[woptb]

Gents - shame on you all. Yes the guy is a Graduate of Hindi High, or Urdu U but it's you who have failed here.
The cardinal sin is not asking when you don't know, even if to you it's common dog ****.
The bigger sin is putting someone down for asking.
You all know that type ratings come in, shall we say, different forms. Get used to it, but don't put a guy down when he tries to climb above that.

Seldom,totally agree mate. I thought us oiley rags were a fraternity,everywhere I've been in the world engineers usually go out of their way to help. Some responses bordering on the nasty !

[yotty]

I stand by every word I wrote! := Seldom, using the word "all" was a pretty wide brush to use fella! ;)

[TinyTim2]

Whilst I agree , engineers should stand together and not wash our laundry in public , I do think that sometimes we have to be honest ..........
A type rated engineer who needs to ask where a panel is on a aircraft that he holds approval for , particularly in a public forum ...............Mind boggling !!!!!

[spannersatcx]

I guess he's still looking, not heard anything in a month!:rolleyes:

[cedgz]

cntrl F for the windows geeks and apple F for the apple geeks, then type P301 and hit search...

[boeing_eng]

A type rated engineer who needs to ask where a panel is on a aircraft that he holds approval for , particularly in a public forum ...............Mind boggling !!!!!

I agree 100%! I have regularly commented on similar threads that licensed engineers using public forums such as this to ask technical questions relating to in-service transport types are in the wrong job!:ugh:

I can only hope that some of these postings are nothing more than trolling!...If not, this industry is going down the tubes faster than even I imagined!:{