Piper PA-46T Meridian Start Procedure

[@rodeoswing]

Only 649 views? That's a crime for such an interesting video! I am going to follow this procedure for starting my Carenado PA46T Jet Prop in Microsoft Flight Simulator X

[@scrp7614]

Le petit « tu couperas sa au montage! » m’a littéralement tuer !

[@pi2air642]

Low batt means the battery will not help the starter as well as if it was fully charged, It will therefore not spool up the compressor as well and less air will enter the fuel chamber as combustion starts, thus higher ITT are expected (which is the main thing to watch on start). Hope this helps a bit

[@foxtrot789]

What an outstandingly thorough video!

[@TheTh747]

man this helped so much with my Carenado PA46T Great vid man.

[@pi2air304]

I'll try, next to come hopefully soon is PC12 starting, thanks AMVJET for posting the video

[@juanj.pelaezv.4895]

EXCELLENT TEACHER. Very detailed Startup. There would be a similar video for take off

[@cmdmd]

There's something inherently exciting about a turboprop start up.

[@pi2air642]

For info meridian have a smaller compressor and this contributes to slightly hotter start than TBM´S and PC12's. Add to that a slightly low BATT, and you have your answer to warmer starts

[@ElliotBritton]

3:37 "everything is green, bleed air to warm up the cabeen" nice rhymes

[@duckmanus]

Excellent video and awesome aircraft!

[@jetandcoapp]

Phenom 100 or Mustang are quite simple as starting a car :)

[@MikeKobb]

Very interesting and nice to watch. You mentioned that the low battery contributed to the high temperature during start. Why is that? I confess that I really do like the Avidyne stuff better than the Garmin...

[@MikeKobb]

***** Ah, understood, thanks!

[@acerdolby]

That's what I call customer service:)!

[@rodrigoleibante]

wow, pretty hot start, I flew a TBM 850 and the engine start is about 650ºC, never above 800ºC

[@rsfosjfoubfseuofb]

Does the beacon light turns on by itself?

[@zubtf]

With a TSLM/TSM from VR Avionics is completely automated, most Walter/GE 601 are using a fully auto start system.

[@IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIl-v9h]

Nice video!!!

[@rodeoswing]

I recommend changing the title of the video to include something like "Piper PA46T Jet Prop Start Up Procedure" (since the flight sim version of this aircraft does not refer to "Meridian" and you may get a lot more views from all over the world by people who purchased the new Carenado flight sim product this year. I will try and post this vid in a Carenado forum.

[@jetandcoapp]

Thanks for your comment :) but this video was put online only for 1 person ! who bought it and was soo busy that he didnt saw his aircraft for some weeks even to buy it ! so to make him happy and enjoy the start sequence .. i decided to film it :)

[@skylane1829]

Nice Video. Thanks for sharing that one with us. It's a "Like for me". Fly Safe !!!!

[@jezielfrancorodriguesfranc1815]

Perfect

[@nathanreid2974]

great, is this a PT6 engine?

[@comander402]

muy bien amigo cap.

[@FoxFox0077]

Could You please redo this film, but without the contrast of exteriör dayligth?.

[@joynermark]

Awesome, if only..

[@RobertKaydoo]

My thoughts exactly! :)

[@cjracer1000]

Cool video! No lights on startup?

[@glishskiii]

It's day. Why do you need lights

[@96alpha46]

+glishskiii it's polite to use lights on startup that's why most planes have beacons but in his case he should have turned on his strobes because it's low voltage at short bursts at a time

[@LucasVanderBartlett]

Plus you should always use Beacons when starting up regardless.

[@96alpha46]

thank you

[@cockpit_aviator7891]

Nav and beacon is on requirements...

[@LucyvanHeide]

A W E S O M E

[@WSQuest]

Please, stabilise that camera, PLEASE.

[@IlIlIlIlIlIlIlIl-v9h]

haha since the 649 comment it has 12,000 now!

[@OriginalJetForMe]

Astonishing to me that whole procedure isn't automated yet.

[@nathanreid2974]

yea it is on some aircraft

[@PEKOPD]

17532

[@mitchellhobbs7533]

haha how about 16544