I must be doing it wrong. I just move the little lever things until my speed is where I want it!
You don't use fuel flow or N1? That's all I've been using for years now, Torque with the turbo props.Yeah... I had no idea I was supposed to be looking at numbers for something like that.
You don't use fuel flow or N1? That's all I've been using for years now, Torque with the turbo props.
Jeesh, on jets from 50k up to know 150k I know what speed I'm shooting for and set a memorized N1, and adjust as needed. Most times I just set it and forget it. Go land in Den or SLC and it tskes a little more but 90% of my flying is just set a N1 or fuel flow and adjust a smidge here and there.The only time I pay attention to EPR or n1 is when setting takeoff thrust and making sure I don't unspool too much due to gusts while on approach. Otherwise I just move the thrust levers to get the airspeed I want.
Jeesh, on jets from 50k up to know 150k I know what speed I'm shooting for and set a memorized N1, and adjust as needed. Most times I just set it and forget it. Go land in Den or SLC and it tskes a little more but 90% of my flying is just set a N1 or fuel flow and adjust a smidge here and there.
Jeesh, on jets from 50k up to know 150k I know what speed I'm shooting for and set a memorized N1, and adjust as needed. Most times I just set it and forget it. Go land in Den or SLC and it tskes a little more but 90% of my flying is just set a N1 or fuel flow and adjust a smidge here and there.
.... really? To me it seems like a lot of work to hunt and peck. I'm not saying it's right or wrong, it just made things easy for me. Not like anything else is rattling around up there, one ff number and 2 or 3 N1 settings.Seems like a like a lot of stuff to memorize.