Free checklist at our website . . www.rogerdodger.net . . Flight Simulator X does not include start up procedures for any of the airliners, but we’ve developed a checklist that can help you tremendously. We’re using our Desktop Airliner Cockpit enclosure with Keyboard Mod: AIRLINER, the CRJ700 checklist and the FSX default CRJ700. Download the full checklist from www.rogerdodger.net . . CRJ700 Startup in Flight Simulator X was created under Microsoft’s Game Content Usage Rules using assets from Flight Simulator X, © Microsoft Corporation Let us know what you think about the startup procedures. Please leave a comment. Matt Thomas Roger Dodger Aviation LLC Do It Yourself Flight Simulators www.DIYflightsims.com
Brakes Over Lol
Breaks Brakes (Genius)
Glad you liked that one. I think a lot of people didn’t understand that joke.
You inspired me for building my own cockpit
Awesomeness!
Great looking setup there, it’s too bad that the stock crj700 isn’t a little more detailed in the VC and with the systems.
imagine “Brakes over” on Short Final hahaha
I have a question, do any of you know how to just look at one engine and the wing? Thanks for anyone who awnsers and I’ll suscribe to them!!!!!!!!!!!
How do you just look at one engine? I’ll suscribe to whoever tells me!!!!!!!!!!!
I likes the joke. Its hard to dont understand that one. But what flight simulator is better? X or 2004?
wow i loved it, i hope u publish more vids like that
5/5
these vids have inspired my to create my own cockpit enclosure love ‘em
what does CRAFT stand for in the ATIS book you have there??
Very nice sound of CRJ700 start up at cocpit.
X if you have a good comp
@ab48726
I have the friendly panel’s CRJ700 Cockpit, It comes with FMC and black glass gauges, with some other stuff like wind indicator etc, It’s only £6.00, you could torrent download or buy the wilco CRJ series, and merge the FP panel and model from the wilco series, that would look good
@ab48726
You should get the Friendly panel’s CRJ-700 Cockpit, Only about £6.00, adds an FMC, and realistic glass gauges, Google it
For the exterior you could try merging the Friendly panels cockpit with the Wilco crj700.
Very interesting but still have 2 questions, how to use 2 keyboards on 1 PC.
And why do you not use fsuipc, because than you can do everything via the keyboard,instead using the mouse for many operations.
Nice done
CRAFT” is a handy acronym used by real-world pilots, to quicky Outline and write down, an IFR Clearance. usually, it is not neccessary to write ATIS ( Automated Terminal Information System) as, the more you perform listening to that, the key bits of info can simply be remembered. CRAFT, however, or a CLEARANCE, should “Always” be committed to paper as it is being read to you by ATC. C=Cleared TO (dest. Airport) R=Route A=Altitude (initial climb) F=Freq. for Departure T=Transponder Squawk
actually, very well organized. and liked the slight humor at the end. very good job. I’m an “Extremely” experienced and avid flight simmer, only i don’t fly the Default RJ. have the much more realistic Wilco version ( along with their Amazing Citation X, Eaglesoft Citation X, Flight1′s Mustang w/G1000, and some nice Carenado Cessna’s (210,182, Mooney) generally i learned after my first couple years that the defualt planes are shit. anyway, great vid. nice checklist. good presentation
Clearance Limit
Route
Altitude Assigned
Frequency to contact on Departure
Transponder Code
ATIS
Automatic Terminal information Service: its an hourly service that ATC records in a frequency which pilots consult prior to get a clearance, land, takeoff, etc… just to tell ATC that they have the current weather update fot the airport they are departing or arriving.
The CRAFT is just a little handy acronime that pilots learn at the school to get the IFR clearance well organized
-envies your cockpit for simming-
What airport did you start at?
@burreaucracy
Sorry, don’t remember.
@burreaucracy I think the ATIS said Indianapolis
thanx for the help now i know what to do before flight