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    New Lear Jet 45 drawings posted

    For those who may want some dimensional info if they are considering the Learjet 45, I have posted two files in the d/l library.

    1- Nose Section Overview that shows basic dimensional info (thanks to Arild E.)

    1- AutoCAD drawings with detailed lines and of course embedded dimensional info. This file is due to be updated before I start construction of the shell. Hopefully I will be able to post an updated file when appropriate.

    Thanks

    ET
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    Tomlin you are the man!

    Thanks Buddy

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    Hi Tomlin


    I've checked under the downloads section and I can't seem to find it.I've checked under all the categories but no luck!


    Ralton Mann

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    The files have been approved and now reside in the cockpit dimension section of the download page.

    Best regards,

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    I can post some more a bit later after some QC'ing.
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    Hi,

    Are you aware of this guy?

    http://home.wanadoo.nl/j_both/index.html

    I have flown in his cockpit yesterday evening (from Rotterdam to Paris Charles de Gaule ) and it was great to see his servo driven Go Flight throttles move. And the view on 4 monitors was very impressive!

    Cheers,

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    Yeah I have posted that link in one of my other threads so that the other Lear guys could be inspired as it has inspired me.He is a nice guy and also very helpful,but thanks for the heads up.I would love to fly in that setup.Kiek do you perhaps know what flight model in FS he is using?

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    Just a point guys, not a slam in any way, shape, or form.

    The Learjet 45 does not have an auto throttle, and hence, no auto-moving throttle levers. It does however, have a Speed Hold function, that basically controls pitch during climb and decents. It holds the speed to prevent over-speeding by pitching the nose to the required pitch to maintain a desired forward speed vs. a Vertical Speed.

    So, while I applaud the moving throttle levers on the aforementioned sim (that undoubtedly has some neat features) I would encourage you to not think of auto moving throttle levers as a feature of the Learjet 45. If you'd like more info on this particular matter, have a look here: http://www.smartcockpit.com/plane/bo...er/LEARJET-45/
    ...and more specifically here: http://www.smartcockpit.com/pdf/plan.../systems/0004/

    Basically the pilot is still responsible for controling the speed of the aircraft manually with the throttle levers while the autopilot will manage both lateral and vertical navigation per the FGC (mcp) and the FMS/CDU.

    Per the Learjet Manual:

    SPD (speed) knob — The rotary SPD knob is used to change the IAS/
    Mach speed reference (SPD mode) and the vertical speed reference (VS
    mode). The speed knob changes the bug airspeed at any time, as long
    as VS is not selected. When VS mode is engaged, rotation of the SPD
    knob changes the digital vertical speed reference and the vertical speed
    bug position. The integral PUSH IAS/M button within the SPD knob is
    used to toggle the airspeed tape between IAS and Mach. The master
    flight director computes the airspeed reference, and the slave flight director
    synchronizes to this reference.

    SPD (speed) button — Depressing the SPD button engages the speed
    hold mode (IAS or Mach) on both FDs. The speed select mode is used
    to fly to a selected airspeed or Mach number, and to provide limited
    overspeed/underspeed protection during climbs and descents. When
    speed select mode is active, a green IAS or Mach annunciation is displayed
    in the captured vertical mode field on the PFDs.

    VS (Vertical Speed) button — Depressing the VS button engages the
    vertical speed hold mode on both FDs. When VS is selected, the speed
    bug disappears and reference goes to dashes.The FD commands pitch
    changes to hold the vertical speed that existed at the time of engagement.
    Once engaged, the vertical speed bug positions on the inner side
    of the vertical speed scale and a digital readout appears above the vertical
    speed indicator.

    This last section here (the combination of the SPD and Vertical Speed) is exactly what Jeff Brown (alaxus) and I have been hoping to get figured out, and other Learjet builders will likely want to follow the developement of a solution.
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    More new files

    Okay lads (and lasses)

    There are tons of new Learjet 45 drawings that I have just uploaded for your Non-Commercial Use ONLY please. Keep in mind that these files, although they aren't fully complete in some aspects, have taken dozens of hours to complete and I would appreciate you not using them to make money off of.

    All of the new files are in AutoCAD .dwg format and can be read by any .dwg viewer. Also, you may get an error stating that a file is missing but it's just the raster file from Bombardier/Adams Rite that was used to demension the drawing. Also, some of them have goofey stuff in them that I used to test sizing with, etc.

    If anyone has any idea how far the Glareshield sticks out from the MIP, please contact me to advise as the MIP Stand will be built over then next two weeks . (my guess is that it's about 6 inches deep).
    Eric Tomlin-
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    Tomlin
    I am speechless,you are really a big help.Thanks everybody else on this forum for the support.Just a quick question:-
    Is it possible to use the PMRJ glass cockpit instruments with the Boeing FMC?If not what do you guys recommend.
    Thanks

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