Four clever Facts about the A320

[@isdeisde5848]

Great video with helpful knowledge. Maybe next video about tips for an assessment on A320 and raw data flying? Thank you for your great job

[@rickys.9219]

Ohhh, my friend! You are covering so many topics that no one else does! I love it because I’m learning so many new things! Thank you for your tremendous work. Please go in-depth on any topic one by one. :)

[@blackfoxrider8448]

Best A320 knowledge based channel around.

[@abdulmalektabi5771]

Pls make a tutorial video about how to setup and perform an autoland

[@sparkymarky008]

Many thanks for the videos Captain. I find them very interesting. There's been a lack of this technical info and what really is going on for those of us who find this interesting. i did see a video on youtube of a real life pilot describing "Coffin Corner" and found this really interesting. Maybe a suggestion for yourself one day. Anyway, thanks once again for your help.

Great pack of informations! Thanks.

[@Fromit87]

Thank you for the great content! Very insightful- please continue 😊

[@jessejohnson6435]

Great video! Thanks for these informative vids on the awesome Fenix A320 Good day Sir Until next time.

[@ProximaCentauribeta]

Love your vids man! Keep em coming🤗 Been flying sim for many years and seen a lot of tutorials about the different aspects of the flight. Yours are moore spesific, and technical. I do believe many of us simmers are craving more technical and in depth information like you are providing. Thanks👌😊

[@AeroLensX]

Hey awesome video definitely need more of this, what are your pc specs?

[@fsclips]

Thank you! I have a GTX 3080 and a Ryzen 9 5900X processor. Not mind-blowing stuff but it runs MSFS pretty well. I am just a bit worried about MSFS2024

[@25rodrigomg]

@@fsclipsit will be fine in 24 😊

[@wolfgangbasting7581]

Thank you for these great videos. 👍

[@fokkerf281000]

Very informative, I'm enjoying the technical content.

[@ifr-ed]

Alle klasse, vielen Dank. Wir nutzen das mittlerweile bei SayIntentions um einigen den richtigen Umgang mit dem Fenix zu zeigen.

[@ali.m9130]

Great video, thank you

[@itsRAYLAB]

Thx so much sir !!

[@drbitSimPilot]

Please do some videos about non-normal procedures

[@A32NPilot]

good one!

[@juansebastianhenaomoreno6278]

Nice video, is there any way to simulate an ILS U/S NOTAM with the A320?, or just to use another approach type?

[@fsclips]

@@juansebastianhenaomoreno6278 as far as I am aware you just have to choose a different approach. I have never seen a SIM setting that allows us to switch off an ILS

[@FlyingShadow.]

MCDU PROG page in Brg/dist put runway threshold point always. 3.4NM is always 1000Ft AAL

[@Aeroguru1]

At what speed have you calculated that you need the amount of metres you need to descend divided by miles is 100 if you're above FL 100 (when not at 250 knots)

[@karhukivi]

Not sure what question you are asking exactly, but in case he doesn't reply, here is an example - at 25,000 feet (FL250) he estimated 75 nm range by multiplying 25 by 3. However, as the small instrument measured altitude in metres (7620m), he just used 76 nm as the range. A distance of 75 nm = 460,000 feet approx. and at 200 knots one travels 20,000 feet approx, so 23 minutes to do 75 miles. Descending 25,000 feet in 23 minutes is a rate of 1100 fpm. But the airport he selected is 100 miles away, so plenty of time to slow down, descend, set up an approach etc. They are "rules of thumb" all the conversion factors are rounded off to allow a quick decision, as he says.

[@Aeroguru1]

@@karhukivi Oh so he calculated at 200 knots approx? Ok thx

[@karhukivi]

@@Aeroguru1 The indicated airspeed of 250kts at FL250 is really a true airspeed of about 420 kts (depending on outside air temp), so if they don't slow down they would have to descend rapidly which would be very uncomfortable for the passengers. Below 10,000 feet they would want to be doing about 200-230 kts anyway.

[@Aeroguru1]

Yes thank you understood

[@fsclips]

Hey. Yes, I should have mentioned that in the video...sorry. When we calculate if we are too high or too low we assume a 3 degree descend. If you want to know what your V/S needs to be to get 3 degrees, simply multiply your Groundspeed by 5. Hope this helps.

[@lar.bi_]

Please when are we getting city skylines... I'm a huge fan of your build...

[@fsclips]

I am afraid at the moment I have only limited time and so I am just doing the SIM stuff. The CS2 videos took a long time to put together.

[@Frankestein01nl]

Question... where you at the IFC2005 in Blackpool back then? Somehow your youtube name here looked familiar, i was helping out the exhibitors back then. Mark was organising. Just scrolled back in your timeline and i do believe it's actually you! lol. Anyways, hallo hallo!

[@fsclips]

I believe I was. That was a long time ago 😁

[@Frankestein01nl]

@@fsclips hahaha, nice, hab glaub ich noch irgendwo ein foto der ein freund von mir hat gemacht.