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Hi,

 

Does the SCA mode provide glideslope guidance to the runway? As I understand it, when flying to the RWY fix, it should provide an internally generated glideslope similar to ILS and display the deviation bar on the HUD.

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I'm confusing it with another aircraft. This aircraft doesn't provide glide slope guidance.

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"When performing a forced landing, fly the aircraft as far into the crash as possible." - Bob Hoover.

The JF-17 is not better than the F-16; it's different. It's how you fly that counts.

"An average aircraft with a skilled pilot, will out-perform the superior aircraft with an average pilot."

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you can toggle guide bars for the glide slope both in the efis adi and in the hud - you need to be on nav mode -> apr mode -> ils -> faf mode (at least that's teh one i use - not sure it'll work if you manually set to rwy)

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you can toggle guide bars for the glide slope both in the efis adi and in the hud - you need to be on nav mode -> apr mode -> ils -> faf mode (at least that's teh one i use - not sure it'll work if you manually set to rwy)

 

As long as U select the ILS approach mode, ILS info will be displayed even U directly select to RWY.

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I was under the impression that in the apr page settings it displays a glideslope user selectable path angle. Can the aircraft not generate a custom approach (not ils) and give you a decent path from a nav fix ? Similar to an RNAV or GPS approach? I would assume this is possible

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I was under the impression that in the apr page settings it displays a glideslope user selectable path angle. Can the aircraft not generate a custom approach (not ils) and give you a decent path from a nav fix ? Similar to an RNAV or GPS approach? I would assume this is possible

 

Maybe you can try TCN approach and edit the glide path of WPT 59(haven't tried what U want myself).

 

RNAV GPS approach may require navigation database and FMC, I'm not sure if the plane is qualified.

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