Questions concerning Operation 737
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Questions concerning Operation 737
Hey folks,
1. Concerning a missed approach. For example the missed approach says "straight ahead to 5000ft and 10NM from the airport dme. Whichever is later" and the missed approach point is AT the airport dme station. WHY??? Doesnst make sense at all to me. I do brief the MAP but most of all im not quiete aware how to make it pratical. Any hints on that?
2. Concerning a cold aircraft, 737. Putting the generators on bus, all ok. They drop online but while switching through the ac indications, the voltage is 140 or out of scale. After 8 minutes they get normal. Why is that? Any ideas?
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1. Concerning a missed approach. For example the missed approach says "straight ahead to 5000ft and 10NM from the airport dme. Whichever is later" and the missed approach point is AT the airport dme station. WHY??? Doesnst make sense at all to me. I do brief the MAP but most of all im not quiete aware how to make it pratical. Any hints on that?
2. Concerning a cold aircraft, 737. Putting the generators on bus, all ok. They drop online but while switching through the ac indications, the voltage is 140 or out of scale. After 8 minutes they get normal. Why is that? Any ideas?
Thanks to you
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2. Concerning a cold aircraft, 737. Putting the generators on bus, all ok. They drop online but while switching through the ac indications, the voltage is 140 or out of scale. After 8 minutes they get normal. Why is that? Any ideas?
@BOAC, think he implies a "powered down" one
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I do brief the MAP but most of all im not quiete aware how to make it pratical
- Read the missed approach.
- Understand the missed approach, and look for nice to know things for example are there are turns to get you around "cumulus granitus".
- Figure out how you would perform it if needed (goes together with point 2 in fact).
- Verify that it is in the system correctly (if you have one).
- When both pilots are in the loop, briefing.
Bart.
By the way I too don't fully understand what it is you are asking.
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HeŽs probably bothered by the fact that u may start ur turn in the missed approach after reaching the MAPt. Since in this case the missed approach is being defined as straight ahead, there is no turn at all obviously. So why brief it in this case?
Guess one of the answers could be: airmanship. Do NOT try to modify the procedures for privat reasons. Next time when u need a turn, uŽll forget to brief it.
Guess one of the answers could be: airmanship. Do NOT try to modify the procedures for privat reasons. Next time when u need a turn, uŽll forget to brief it.