Rockwell 757/767 cockpit
07-11-2012 | 01:57 PM
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From: Frm. DHLAirways. Blue & White Boeing's Now. YEA!!
kinda partial to IS&S myself mainly because its my first exposure to flat panel. But the Rockwell is a cleaner install and they get rid of the center CRT screens.
Wonder why AMES hasn't advertised for the IS&S install. They own the STC don't they? Looks like it would come in cheaper too.
IS&S 767/757 panel install.
Wonder why AMES hasn't advertised for the IS&S install. They own the STC don't they? Looks like it would come in cheaper too.
IS&S 767/757 panel install.
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07-11-2012 | 08:23 PM
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Rockwell Collins new integrated SVS in the HUD is one of the cooler and more functional safety improvements that I've seen (used) in the past decade or longer. EVS would be another improvement that is a big situational awareness jump.
It's absolutely incredible for situational awareness with terrain when flying in IMC and at night, particularly when at unfamiliar airports. It also draws extended center lines (pseudo-approachlights) and domes around the airport that get more and more transparent as you approach the field.
It's absolutely incredible for situational awareness with terrain when flying in IMC and at night, particularly when at unfamiliar airports. It also draws extended center lines (pseudo-approachlights) and domes around the airport that get more and more transparent as you approach the field.
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