17d. MSFS2020. Hype H145. How to fly in the Alps with Missions & using your instruments well.

Описание: This video showcases Microsoft Flight Simulator MSFS 2020 and the H145 Helicopter as produced by Hype Performance Group. Timestamps below - please scroll.

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Note: How with photogammetry, landing sites are more easily identifiable, but ground heights and surrounding terrain may vary. Note the need to zoom right in on the tablet to identify and select the landing site.

Short conclusion: Winching

Flying at altitude and in mixed weather is a great experience in the H145, forcing you to make the most of the instrumentation on board.

Complete journey is as follows:

0:00 Intro. (Roger may need skin-cream at this rate)
1:00 Detail from the manual - Limitations
3:00 Guide to the NAVD Display - in house terrain and live weather map
3:50 PMS50 GTN750 Premium (paid for) add on
4:30 Alps add ons (heliports) from Flightsim.to
5:20 Start of flight from Val Thorens
6:00 Setting the time and weather - live weather is possible.
6:50 Detail on the GTN750 units for added weather/terrrain data
7:20 Demonstrating the WXR data on the main screens.
4:50 Locate HEMS Missions on Tablet
8:30 Select a Mountain Rescue - topography layer helpful in locating landing sites.
9:00 Approaching 20,000ft bove the cloud layer, and views
10:00 Evidence of live weather and terrain data - low level flight
10:45 Mountain rescue - circling round the site and hoist.
11:44 Roger returns to the heli with the casualty
12:00 Ongoing views and deteriation in weather towards landing site - monitoring this.
14:00 Example of rapid change of visbilty as alitude decreases.
16:15 Landing and casualty evacuated.
17:30 Conclusion. This works well.