Théorie PPL(A)
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- Simulateur IFR
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Tim Carlson developed this Java applet to improve his flying skills in instrument meteorological condition (IMC). Flying by instrument rules (IFR : Instrument Flight Rules) is not an easy thing to learn. With this IFR flight simulator, you will develop and improve your instrument navigation understanding and accuracy. It will help you a lot to learn how to intercept a QDM, a QDR interception, how to track a radial, how to intercept a radial outbound, inbound, how to fly a DME arc, how to enter a holding pattern, and so on. The instruments available are the classical VOR, VOR RMI, HSI, ADF and the Directional Gyro. Thanks to a NAV1 and a NAV2, you will also be able to train for 2 NDB approaches and 2 NDB holdings. A good tool if you are about to acquire an IR (Instrument Rating) !
IFR Flight Simulator
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Control | Function | |
|---|---|---|
Mouse | Click/Drag on the Map | Move the airplane, the transmitters, or change the wind vector (if in wind mode) |
Click the Buttons | Change the vector (OBS) for the instrument (except the RMI, DG) | |
Keyboard | Up & Down Arrows | Increase or decrease the airplane speed (60-300 kt - my future Lancair IVP) |
Left and Right Arrows | Increase or decrease turn rate (deg/sec) | |
Space Bar | Instantly set the turn rate to zero | |
Enter | Reposition transmitters to original positions - useful if you've moved them off the map | |
R | Toggle radials on & off (dark colors = from side of VORs, light colors = TO side of VORs) | |
1 or 2 | Switch instrument 1 or 2 between VOR, HSI, ADF, RMI, DG, or Text | |
W | Toggle Wind mode (shown in status line) - when in wind mode you can click/drag on the map to change the wind vector | |
P | Pause the animation (wind and airplane motion) - you can still rotate the instruments and drag the plane | |
T | Trace - start/stop a trail of dots showing the airplane's path | |
H | Hide - stop/start displaying the airplane and trace | |
L | Lost - randomly reposition the airplane on the map - most useful when the plane is hidden | |