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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 1:03 pm    Post subject: descent profile Reply with quote

While in the LS/VS mode and using the Cheltons for control of the TT AP VSGV and aircraft, I get more descent rate than I requested. I am using the target altitudes as descend to /climb to altitudes. I set descent/climb angle on the Cheltons. The initial descent is an uncomfortable descent profile even though I told the Cheltons a descent of less than 1 degree. The only thing that seems to shallow the descent is reduction in maximum air speed defined to the TT . I probably have a parameter improperly specified. Any suggestions?
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PostPosted: Sun Nov 07, 2010 1:13 pm    Post subject: descent profile Reply with quote

I've seen similar issues with mine.

I've tried setting degree as well as FPM, and FPM seems to work a bit better than degree.
Like you, Dave, there is probably something I'm missing as well.
Maybe Tim the Master can get us both on track??!!
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While in the LS/VS mode and using the Cheltons for control of the TT AP VSGV and aircraft, I get more descent rate than I requested. I am using the target altitudes as descend to /climb to altitudes. I set descent/climb angle on the Cheltons. The initial descent is an uncomfortable descent profile even though I told the Cheltons a descent of less than 1 degree. The only thing that seems to shallow the descent is reduction in maximum air speed defined to the TT . I probably have a parameter improperly specified. Any suggestions?
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 08, 2010 6:56 am    Post subject: descent profile Reply with quote

I will try the VS Chelton input soon; I did talk to TT and they said to check the AP standalone without any Arinc A or B input using the knob to specify descent rates
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