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    <P ALIGN="CENTER"><B><I><FONT FACE="Tahoma" SIZE="6">BOEING 707-320 -
      Flight Engineer's Panel</FONT></I></B></P>
    
    <P>To select the Flight Engineer's Panel, make sure that the NUM LOCK
      option on your PC is turned off, then press SHIFT + Keypad 3: </P>
    
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        <TD WIDTH="30"><IMG SRC="engines2.jpg" ALT="Secondary Engine Instruments" WIDTH="274" HEIGHT="307"></TD>
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        <P><I><FONT FACE="Tahoma" SIZE="6">The Secondary Engine Instruments</FONT></I></P><BR>
         These instruments indicate the status of the oil system in the engines,
        with oil quantity, temperature and pressure gauges provided. The lowest
        row is a row of N2 RPM gauges, included to allow the flight engineer to
        monitor the engine thrust setting.</TD>
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        <P><I><FONT FACE="Tahoma" SIZE="6">The Fuel Panel</FONT></I></P>
        
        <P>It was not possible to simulate the full 707 fuel panel due to SDK
          restrictions. To select the tank(s) from with fuel is drawn, use the
          Aircraft\Fuel menu in FS2000/FS2002.</P>
        <UL>
          <LI><B>The Fuel Gauges</B> - these indicate the amounts of fuel in
            the aircraft's tanks, in thousands of pounds. The inner and outer
            wing main tanks are combined in the LEFT MAIN and RIGHT MAIN gauges,
            as FS2000 does not support more than 2 tanks per wing. The MAIN
            gauges indicate whichever wing tanks have the larger capacity (due
            to an FS2000 bug which causes AUX tanks to empty before MAIN tanks.</LI>
          <LI><B>The Boost Pumps</B> - these must be switched ON for the
            engines to work above 20,000 feet. If a pump is left OFF above
            15,000 feet, the LOW PRESSURE light comes on as a warning. Only one
            out of the two pumps for each engine is required to maintain engine
            operation.</LI>
        </UL></TD>
        <TD WIDTH="30%"><IMG SRC="fuelpanel.jpg" ALT="Fuel Panel" WIDTH="346" HEIGHT="435"></TD>
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        <TD WIDTH="30"><IMG SRC="electrics.gif" ALT="Electrical Panel" WIDTH="457" HEIGHT="375"></TD>
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        <P><I><FONT FACE="Tahoma" SIZE="6">The Electrical Panel</FONT></I></P>
        <UL>
          <LI><B>The Battery Panel</B> - switch and meter (left = discharge,
            right = charge)</LI>
          <LI><B>The External Power Panel</B> - amber CONNECTED light comes on
            when external power is available (in sim, whenever aircraft is
            stopped). When switched on, white PWR ON BUS light comes on)</LI>
          <LI><B>The Generator Panel</B> - the meters at the bottom show
            generator outputs. Switches on second row switch generators into the
            4 engine buses, while covered switches on top row control
            cross-connections.</LI>
          <LI><B>Bus Warning Lights</B> - the bottom row indicates generators
            not working due to non-functioning engines, the middle row,
            generators not working or switched off, and the top row, power
            inavailability on buses (either from own generator or from
            cross-connection).</LI>
          <LI><B>The Essential Power Switch</B> - selects power for the
            instruments - this may be from any engine bus, or from the external
            power unit.</LI>
        </UL>
        
        <P>The night lighting switch for the Flight Engineer panel is also in
          this section.</P></TD>
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        <P><I><FONT FACE="Tahoma" SIZE="6">Air Conditioning and
          Pressurization</FONT></I></P><BR>
         The low-bypass engines used on the Boeing 707 only have limited air
        bleed capability, insufficient for pressurization except at high power
        rating. For this reason, the 707 has 3 turbocompressors, driven by
        engines 2, 3 and 4.<BR>
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        <UL>
          <LI><B>Turbocompressor RPM gauges</B> - these gauges should read
            100% when the turbocompressors are swiched on, showing that
            turbocompressor air is available.</LI>
          <LI><B>Engine Bleed switches</B> - engine bleeds are also available
            from all four engines, although these only have limited capability
            for pressurization. </LI>
          <LI><B>Wing Valves</B> - to use the turbocompressors or bleeds from
            an engine for pressurization or air conditioning, the wing valve on
            the appropriate side must be open. To cross-bleed engine start using
            a turbocompressor or bleed on the opposite wing, both wing valves
            must be open to allow air to flow from one wing to the other.</LI>
          <LI><B>Cabin Altimeter</B> - shows the equivalent altitude inside
            the aircraft. An alarm sounds if this exceeds 12,000 ft, unless the
            oxygen supply is switched on (the oxygen switch is on the overhead
            panel). Before landing, the orange bug (indicating thousands of
            feet) should be set 200 ft below the destination airport elevation.</LI>
          <LI><B>Cabin Differential</B> - monitors the difference between
            inside and outside air pressure. The maximum achievable cabin
            differential in a Boeing 707 is 8.6 psi.</LI>
        </UL></TD>
        <TD WIDTH="30"><IMG SRC="pressurization.jpg" ALT="Pressurization Panel" WIDTH="279" HEIGHT="431"></TD>
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The panel for the Boeing 707-320 aircraft version 3.0. Includes panel captain, second pilot and engineer. Instruction in the archive.
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