Spirit of St. Louis MSFS Tutorial

Learn how to fly the Spirit of St. Louis in MSFS

[@MaxScooterfan]

Taking off is not a problem, the problem is flying for 33 hours and landing in Paris 😆

[@OldCarsAreFun]

With the inductor compass right of the chair you can set a headin for the gauge left of the altitude gauge. It shows if you are on course or to the left or right.

[@grenadespoon]

Is the periscope functional?

[@CRgamingMSFS]

The is one right above the magnetos. I could not find it when i made the video @upsilon nolispu told me where to find it

[@upsilonnolispu6958]

@@CRgamingMSFS Yes it is. you can open it using the sliding device just above magnetos ;-)

[@CRgamingMSFS]

@@upsilonnolispu6958 cool. Thanks for letting me know. I’ll have to try it.

[@BK-uy9nj]

And here i am thinking this was so old school the dude just went off of headings instead of seeing with the periscope. I had to look that up lol

[@CRgamingMSFS]

@@BK-uy9nj Periscope or not, he did navigate with headings. The periscope was mostly for looking around when he got close to the destination.

[@northvalley06]

hey im searching to see my fuel quantity in the plane, i think the gauge you said was actually fuel pressure ? not quantity ?

[@DefinitelyNotaRussianSpy]

Bit late, if your still wondering, it doesn’t have one, you need to keep track of your fuel using the time, like classic VFR flying.