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hello,
i just wonder about the missing nav-standby-instrument, when i use the integreted instrument!? Can somebody explain me, how i can activate the nav istrument toegther with the int. instrument (ISIS)? As i know does the int. instrument not contain a nav function. And when i look to any pictures of a 737 with ISIS, there is always a nav instrument additional to the ISIS.
Any help would be nice
Thomas
Does nobody have an idea, or does nobody understand what i mean???
Best Regards
Thomas
MAy be it's not clear.
The ISIS is a simplified PFD with no navigation display whatsoever except the ILS/glide deviation indication in approach mode.
Do you refer to the mechanical standby RMI located just under.
HI,
yes you are right! I cant find and place the RMI when i activate the ISIS.
As you wrote...the ISIS have non navigation function, so i need the mecanical instrument.
Thomas
there are no affordable mechanical rmi available. (there are some company's that make them, but very very very expensive and only for the pro market).
However, i have seen 2 self made rmi's in the opencockpits forum made with opencockpit hardware and sioc. So it might be worth taking a look there.
some links:
http://www.opencockpits.com/modules....c=3782&forum=1
video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BbMLC5mey9I
sioc code: http://www.opencockpits.com/modules....c=3543&forum=8
Stef
sorry...but i choosed the wrong explanation, because i dont need a real machanical instrument, but the simlulated from PM!
But this instrument turns off when i activate the ISIS.
Is it possible to show the ISIS ans the standard standby at the same time?
Sorry..
Thomas
Try activating th ISIS and press escape, then check the box that says reposition displays.
I am sure it is there, there shouldn't be a reason why it doesn't show.
Trev
HI Trevor,
thanks a lot for this great and easy tip. It was the solution and so the gauge is now on the screen:-)
I couldnt see the forrest because of many trees in front of it:-)
I believe it sound crasy with my english knowledge...but it discribes what i think:-)
Nice day
Thomas