"Video On" light, 767 Overhead
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"Video On" light, 767 Overhead
I noticed on the front right of the overhead on the 767 there is a light stating the video is on...
Is this some new way of keeping an eye one things, or is it so that the crew will not intterupt the inflight movie with their PA...
Just wondering
Is this some new way of keeping an eye one things, or is it so that the crew will not intterupt the inflight movie with their PA...
Just wondering
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I think you just answered your own question!
From B767 ATA 23-32-61.....
A "VIDEO ON" light, located on the cockpit overhead "P5" panel, indicates whenever the video tape reproducer is on and playing.
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From B767 ATA 23-32-61.....
A "VIDEO ON" light, located on the cockpit overhead "P5" panel, indicates whenever the video tape reproducer is on and playing.
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Download the final report here
http://www.bst.gc.ca/en/reports/air/...111_200303.pdf
Makes sobering reading. RIP
http://www.bst.gc.ca/en/reports/air/...111_200303.pdf
Makes sobering reading. RIP
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That "Video On" light indicates that the entertainment system is powered. However, the "Airshow" system uses the distributed video system all the time, so the "Video On" light is on all the time, invalidating the intent of the light. We could do a modification but due to the rules, we'd need an STC and that's very expensive. The simplest choice would be to take the filament out...
How do they (Uncle Bill Boeing) do these things?
How do they (Uncle Bill Boeing) do these things?
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Label it inop
Our ships that had the light have had it placarded inop, or removed completely. Between the movies and the "special" short subjects, the video is almost always playing, except for during the climbout.
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To add to ............
Video on light also is a reminder that the airshow is on. (map of the world with the aircraft speed and height displayed) To be turned off in case of inflight terroist incident...
PA will always interupt all video and audio. I think many crew think their voice is more entertaining than the multi million dollar in flight entertainment systms...
Video on light also is a reminder that the airshow is on. (map of the world with the aircraft speed and height displayed) To be turned off in case of inflight terroist incident...
PA will always interupt all video and audio. I think many crew think their voice is more entertaining than the multi million dollar in flight entertainment systms...
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On our ships, the video/audio will freeze, when the PA is activated thru the handset, however using the audio panel and pushing the PA button and using a hand/boom mic will not stop the entertainment in progress ie, it will pick up at a point where you stop keying the mic...does anyone have a different setup or is this" Boeing standard"? Just curious.
