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Simulator
 
Most Aircraft can be selected with DME or GPS. They all have an Autopilot.
THE CNS Elite 7000 can simulate a

Cessna 172 P

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Cessna 172 R ..........
Cessna 182 S ..........
Archer III ..........
Arrow IV ..........
Mooney M 20 J ..........
Bonanza A 36..........
Seneca III..........
Baron B 58..........
King Air B 200..........
Instrument Rating and Renewal Credits:

20 hours instrument time.

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15 hours cross country time. ..........
DME or GPS Arrival ..........

Renewal:

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NDB, VOR, OLS, LLZ, GPS/NPA

Instrument Ground Time (CAR 5.60) for:

GFPT PP

CAR 5.76 (4)
(A)L CP CAR 5.85 (5)
(A)L CP CAR 5.112 (3)
(A)LCAR 5.116 (2)
ATP(A)LCAR 5.173 (3)
Instrument Rating Recency Credits

Recency

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Two hours (of the 3) instrument time requirements in 90 days, ..........
NDB, VOR, ILS, LLZ, DME Arrival, GPS/NPA ..........
One hour instrument time in 90 days for single pilot experience requirements. ..........
 
The ELITE Twin simulators are the popular Piper Seneca 111, Beech Baron, and Beech King Air 200.

The instrumentation of the cockpit represents all standard navigation instruments. In addition the handling of two engines incorporates invaluable training in professional IFR education.

The performance characteristics, flight envelope and aerodynamic characteristics exactly match those of the actual aircraft.

ELITE Twins provide for the use of a flight director and autopilot. The autopilot is a replica of the King KFC 150 autopilot system. The autopilot functions and modes represent fundamental functions of an IFR equipped aircraft.

ELITE Twins support all instrument procedures including non-precision approaches )NDB, VOR, GPS, localizer, and backcourse) and precision approaches (ILS).

All instruments are displayed on the screen and behave exactly like their real counterparts. Instrument scanning and handling may thus be exercised in the same way as in the aircraft. Proper navigation training can only be achieved with a training devise which exactly represents the real cockpit.

Genuine navigation instruments with rotating compass cards are indispensable for a professional training tool and cannot be replaced by digital readouts such as found on other PC-based flight simulators.

The purpose of ELITE Twins is navigation, IFR procedures and situational awareness training coupled with the accuracy and performance characteristics of light twin engine propeller aircraft.

The separate engine performance characteristics is reflected in the dual instrumentation.

Impending engine failure can often be detected by proper instrument scanning techniques.

Engine out emergency procedures can be chosen for instant failure or probability of failure (MALFUNCTIONS PAGE). When using the probability feature, the pilot does not know which engine will fail or where the failure will occur.

Proper procedures must be exercised as in the actual aircraft. ELITE gives all indications and flight characteristics of an engine loss with exception of feel.

Stereo sound, however, was added to provide an audible detection of engine loss to enhance the realism.

Simulator Instructors

David Maddock

 David (the owner of Gostner Aviation Pty Ltd) has been trained as a Simulator Instructor on the B747 at Qantas. He specializes in training multi engine IFR and has over 18,000 flight hours (which also include 34 IFR renewals).

Objectives:

The ultimate objective of our Instructional team is to ...
  1. Get you through your licence or rating to the highest possible standard,

  2. in the minimum hours (that could be expected of an above average pilot in ideal conditions).

  3. As part of the process teach you what you need to know to make you very employable as a pilot on completion.
 
I would far rather fly like an eagle,
than scratch around in the dirt like a  turkey ...
(See Isaiah 40:31)
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