BeyondATC in Helicopters: Flying Doctor. Initial response, SimBrief setup, & tutorial. Gamechanging!

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https://www.beyondatc.net/
https://www.simbrief.com/
See https://www.hypeperformancegroup.com/

This is a grounbreaking project, whilst other ATC add-ons are present - in additiona to VAT-Sim, BeyondATC has the capacity to make the world of ATC communicaitions and procedures - right from logging flight plans, to start-up, to taxiing and take off, to flight, to approachand arrival. This is principally because of its simple setup, its intuative interface, and of how the automatic functions (the setting of the radio frequencies on a button-click, the abilty to send commands initially via text, rather than speaking them out loud from the outset, and how the commands and responses are repeated back verbally. This takes a concept that should be central to simulation, and is intimidating to people, and takes them unwittingly on a learning excercise. This product is still in beta and there are many enhancements to come. For the moment, this software has transformed the sim already by recreating the sense of pilots being accounable to air-traffic contol.

This tutorial inclused a very quick walkthrough on how to set up SimBrief to accomodate the H160. This method, of using a Cessna 172 as a base airframe and then altering this needs some refinement but will get you in the air. (The aspects of the flight plan tht are most likely to be affected are the flight-times).

I am unsure of the procedures as to helicopters in terms of start-up and taxi - where, especially in the case of helicopters, most cannot do this - but the H160 can. Nonetheless, asking for clearance on a flight plan, being given an transition altitude and vector for onward flight is, I suspect, realistic. I will be encouraging BeyondATC to make adjustments for helicopters - but in the mean time, this is a fabulous step forward.

Congratulations to BeyondATC.

00:00 Intro with AI Pilot and ATC voices
01:40 No tutorials thus far on helopters
03:30 Listening to the cockpit voices on the run up to a departure
07:00 Example of permission to taxi and cross runway
07:46 Example of what happens if you ask permission to take off from teh wrong runway!
10:00 How to set up SimBrief for a helicopter so that you can file a flight plan.
17:20 Starting BeyondATC and login to SimBrief
19:27 General options
20:00 The simpicity of the microphone test
22:20 Radio check example - AI pilot voice and response for radio check and departure clearance. See how you learn!
21:00 Automatic tune to ATIS with one click
25:00 Using own voice to request radio check, and departure, with own voice readback and confirmaton.
26:00 Closing thoughts and future direction of BeyondATC.


18:30 Groundspeed hold GTC - taxiing at slow speed - using beep trims
22:45 Using the IAS (Airspeed) options, Heading, and
27:00 Lowering Radio Height at 70knots (max climb potential) to track landscape.
30:00 Explanation of Track versus Heading, NAV and GPS modes, and the power supplied in hover mode (Hi or Low).
32:00 Bringing the aircraft to a stable state using autopilot, so you can practice free flight - including the importance of TRIM RELEASE.

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