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  1. 04-18-2007, 12:31 AM #1
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    Question Cabin lights

    Hi! Juan,Westozy!! 737nb builders.

    I have a question. When your going to walk in your cold dark cockpit. What would be the steps in turning on your cabin lights? So, after you open your cockpit door where will be the light switch and what lights will it turn on.

    I"m wondering if theres any lights on the mip or under the glareshield.

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  2. 04-18-2007, 07:30 AM #2
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    You would probably be battling to find a real pilot who enters a cold and dark cockpit, they never shut them down usually. I have posted real 737NG manuals in PDF form to Bob Reed and he will probably make them available on the site soon, they are stacked with info.

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    Hey Radar.

    I don't have my Lights hooked to the battery switches, so that if I am vacuuming the sim or something I don't need flightsim running to see. I have them connected to the dome/Glare switch on my overhead panel. So when I turn them on away they go.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Westozy View Post
    You would probably be battling to find a real pilot who enters a cold and dark cockpit, they never shut them down usually. I have posted real 737NG manuals in PDF form to Bob Reed and he will probably make them available on the site soon, they are stacked with info.

    Gwyn
    Ya know Gwyn I will do that!! Had not thought of it. There is a manuel in the downloads for the 737NG and it is differant then the one I have. I will get that done today.
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    Have you got the CD already Bob?

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