Citation Ultra Short Sim Session

[@RunwayHeading]

Thank you so much for this video! It was instrumental in helping me prepare for and pass my encore pic initial down at FlightSafety Orlando yesterday

[@idekav.]

Hey Dennis, is there a way a commercial student could sit in on the training in the back somewhere? Just got time to kill and was wondering if those guys wanted you to pay to watch or if it was cool with them to sit for free

[@ericbloom3548]

Great Video! We all need to see more ckeckride stuff to help us prepare.

[@bradheck]

thank you! I'm happy it helped.

[@Gmantsb]

They can’t be real pilots.

[@captratty2167]

For sure they are real pilots. Microsoft gamers don’t talk the talk (“horn of shame…”), would be unlikely to know the rules for circling, let alone aviate, navigate and communicate as well as this guy, and sure as hell wouldn’t self correct errors as quickly as he did. They’d be too busy beating off over their keyboards. The other guy gave good support, considering that he is obviously new to the type. Good support is also the mark of a true pro pilot. That sim is also the real deal, though whether it’s level C or D is hard to tell. Good visuals so probably D.

[@mahkhi7154]

The Problem with your Sim is, its Not How it Really Works. If a Citation 500 has Multi function Primary Display, it also has Backup simple altimeter, speed Ect.

[@bradheck]

It’s an actual 560 cockpit. The back up instruments are to the right of the main PFD.

[@mahkhi7154]

@@bradheck No, They Aren't. Sim's Have Lots of LCD Displays. The Reason: X-Plane or Microsoft Flight Simulator, Can't Make All the Gauges (Speed, Altimeter, e.t.c.) for ALL the Aircraft. We Make Hard Controls for C172 and C172 G1000 (They're Common Trainers) and Boeing and Airbus. ALL Other Aircraft We'd Have to Use Lots of LCD Displays. e.g. Diamond DA40, Citation, ATR 72, Cirrus Vision Jet, honda Jet. They'd All Have to Be LCD. Simulators Aren't How the REAL Aircraft Works. However, the C172 and C172 G1000 are Quite Close, but a Little Different. If You Haven't Learnt The difference, You wont be able to Fly a Real C172. Boeing and Airbus simulators. They're Vastly Different and Not Even Worth Learning. Thats What This 560 cockpit is.

[@mahkhi7154]

Real Citation Jet: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d5eWl4mmbbdrmMk

[@mahkhi7154]

@@bradheck This is a Better Simulator for a Citation. Its Closer to a Real Aircraft: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qVaqWniNBrmrc

[@mahkhi7154]

@@bradheck kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3qVaqWniNBrmrc This is Closer to a Real Aircraft.