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flap speeds - the_nick - 06-08-2006 does someone know a site where you can see for the flap speed for boeing ? Re: flap speeds - Captain_Smith - 06-08-2006 It should have it on Flight Sim... Where you see what ATC Last said, and all that. Re: flap speeds - vegasflyboy2004 - 06-08-2006 ATC in flightsim is not going to tell you what your flap speeds need to be. You can download checklists for different aircraft at Avsim or Flightsim that should tell you the info you're looking for. Hope this helps! Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 06-08-2006 Quote:vegasflyboy2004 wrote:thx , I'll go check it out Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 06-08-2006 on avism and flightsim the results I get for checklist is 0 Re: flap speeds - vegasflyboy2004 - 06-08-2006 Quote:Captain_Smith wrote: Sorry, I misunderstood what you were saying. You're right, press F-10 and there should be a checkmark, push that and it will bring up the applicable checklist for the aircraft you're flying, if it came with a checklist. Otherwise, then you will have to go to one of the sites I mentioned and download your own checklist. Sorry Capt Smith, I should've read that better. ![]() Post Edited ( 08-06-06 16:05 ) Re: flap speeds - Drew - 06-08-2006 boeing site? airliner.net site? Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 06-08-2006 with boeing they don't give this information , they only give the standard information like : 737-900ER Passengers Typical 2-class configuration 180 Typical 1-class configuration 215 Cargo 1,827 cu ft (51.7 cu m) 1,673 cu ft (47.3 cu m) w/aux. tank 1,585 cu ft (44.9 cu m) w/2 aux. tanks Engines (maximum thrust) CFMI CFM56-7 27,300 lb Maximum Fuel Capacity 7,837 U.S. gal (29,660 L) (2 aux tanks) Maximum Takeoff Weight 187,700 lb (85,130 kg) Maximum Range 3,200 nautical miles (5,925 km) - two-class layout, 2 aux. tanks 2,700 nautical miles - one class layout Typical Cruise Speed (at 35,000 feet) 0.78 Mach Basic Dimensions Wing Span With Winglets 112 ft 7 in (34.3 m) 117 ft 5 in (35.8 m) Overall Length 138 ft 2 in (42.1 m) Tail Height 41 ft 2 in (12.5 m) Interior Cabin Width 11 ft 7 in (3.53 m) I searched already on the internet but nothing usefull comes out Re: flap speeds - walterp - 06-08-2006 I just did a Google search for "Boeing flaps speeds" and got loads of details on page one. Re: flap speeds - vegasflyboy2004 - 06-08-2006 http://www.b737.org.uk/flapspeedschedule.htm First site I clicked on, gives the flaps speeds for the B737-300/400/500. Google is your friend ![]() Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 06-08-2006 I know google is my friend , but not for the 737-600 737-700 737-800 737-900 767-300 7e7-800 (that schedule I also found , but thx for sharing it with me) Post Edited ( 08-06-06 20:26 ) Re: flap speeds - Sovek - 06-08-2006 There is no set speed for the flaps, it all depends on your current weight, the heavier you are, the more speed your going to need, see what I'm getting at. Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 07-08-2006 yes that's right , the heavier you are the more speed , but if you take to much speed you will damage the flaps and this is what I want to prevent. Re: flap speeds - Sovek - 07-08-2006 oh those speeds, I'm not sure on how to aquire those, but with most of the Aircraft settings Usually they dont blow out untill about 250 kts due to the people are just a little lazy. It wouldn't be too hard to ball park it though. I know DC-3 speeds are easy to come by. Re: flap speeds - the_nick - 07-08-2006 I know if I take the reference from a 737-400 it also goes but I still prefer the right reference |