Airbus A320 | Pilot Tutorial | Electrical System Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 มิ.ย. 2023
- Today we're taking a Deep Dive into the Electrical System of the Airbus A320, We're going to show you how to use this system from a Pilot's perspective. Prepare for a straightforward and accessible learning experience that equips you to master the Airbus A320 with ease.
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I just love your humor, and very informative video.
we need more visual and more easily understand video like this… reminds me of that one instructor in my flying school, who makes things easy to understand… thanks once again for spending your precious time making this kind of tutorials… salute to u sir…
Thank You! That's what we're here for!
Thank you instructor 🙏
Thanks for the very well explained tutorial, looking forward for the next round the world flight on this waypoint aviation channel. G'day for Australia.
Thank you Johan! Hopefully this Tuesday the next flight will be uploaded, Baghdad to Tehran.
Excellent, as always! Thank you.
Thank you Tim!
I was waiting for a full electrical system explanation. Awesome boss!
Glad you liked it!
Great video
Thank you 🙏🏽
Great explanation ❤ I hope from you to carry out on these videos and explain more informations
Hello!
Thanks for your comment, YES, we do plan to continue doing this for as long as our Subscribers wish! 😁
Very well explained thank you sir
Thank You very much! Appreciate it! :)
Very well explained
Thanks
Glad you liked it Syed.
Awesome details
Thank you! Cheers!
I really hope one day you would be on top of aviation channels!!Well done,I’ve learnt from this video!
I think it's already the best on you tube.
Thank you so much for your kind words, our goal for this channel is simple, make videos that are fun and interesting to watch, easy to understand and deliver the information effectively to the audiences that needs it :)
If we achieve that then our goal has been reached.
Thank you Johan! Cheers from Dubai! :)
@@jgnoord1 I agree.The numbers of subscribers I meant
The more the merrier! 😁✌🏽
Great lesson to start the day with! Correct that you will switch off the APU before t/o?
Yes we usually turn off the apu once we’ve started the main engines. We can keep it on and use the apu bleed to get more performance from the engines. But standard procedure is to turn off the apu after main engine start.
@@waypointsaviation I get it! Check! Thanks
Could you do an engine flameout and restart procedure if your sim can model that ?
We can and we will… 😁✌🏽our sim is a professional training device used by actual pilots for training, so it’s capable of simulating virtually any failure known 😎
Great would be interesting if you could activate it from cruise altitude to see real world procedures. Sure it would create interest with a thumbnail. Your channel deserves far more subscribers. Thanks.
Working on it! Probably be in the next video…
We can, I’ll work on a script for it
One for the algorithm. I've always wondered what the hour and mins box signifies on the lower exam. Thanks.
5 hrs 43 mins. Ecam...predictive text 😂
Glad you liked it! :)
Any idea what it means ?
Good to know you’re an AC/DC Fan buddy
You’d have to be psycho not to be an AC/DC fan…. 😁🤙🏽✊🏼
@@waypointsaviation Yup my first album I bought of theirs was “ For those about to Rock “ on tape in the 1980’s so like every teenager then, it starts with Rock and Progress to the rest of the musical repertoire of genre’s ask me if I still like it in my 50’s the answer is definitely not, does it make me a psycho I don’t think so 😜
The first line in each icon for generator, APU, etc shows a percentage. Is this the percentage of power currently being supplied to the bus system?
Depends on which screen you're referring to buddy, On the "APU Page" the 1st line is the RPM of the Engine, on the "Electrical Page" the first line in "%" over each Generator (GEN1, APU, GEN2) is the amount of LOAD that's been drawn out of the Generator, it can go unto 100% and stay Green in color once it crosses over 100% it then leans there's too much load on that Generator.
Hope this helps! :)
@@waypointsaviation yep that is what I wanted to know, cheers!
My ears are wide open to any new ideas on the next systems tutorial you guys would wanna see…
@@waypointsaviation I have almost finished all your videos, so I don't want to suggest anything yet in case you have already done it :)
Hey mate well done , could you please do a small video on IDG too ?
Keep it up Guys 🎉
Can you please make a presentation on AUTOFLIGHT CHAPTER MAINLY FMA.
Sure we’ll cover the FMA in a future video, for now you can watch this video converting the Autopilot
Airbus A320 Autopilot Tutorial | Understanding the FCU (Flight Control Unit)
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