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Dynon AoA Settings
How do I set the AoA tone to come on at the bottom of the yellow bars?
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AOA Audio Setup
Go to SETUP MENU > SYSTEM SETUP > AUDIO SETUP to configure audio output settings. Most of the items in this menu control whether the audio output for a particular alert or alert category is played or not. The settings that can be adjusted here that are not voice alert toggles are:
o In this menu only, audio is only outputted from the actual display that is in the setup menu. ? ANGLE OF ATTACK ? This sets a pulsing, progressive tone that increases in frequency, similar in nature to a conventional reed type aircraft stall warning sound to a reed-type stall warning sound, although it is much more predictable in its progression. It can be set to start its pulsing tones at either the border of the yellow/green marks on the AOA bars, the middle of the yellow, or the yellow/red border. The pulsing tones start at the level selected and get progressively quicker and closer together until a solid tone is played at critical AOA (in the red.) o INHIBIT AOA BELOW AIRSPEED ? Allows you to set an airspeed below which no AOA tones are played. This helps prevent nuisance alarms while on the ground and taxiing, especially in tail draggers. |
Got it, thanks. I noticed the AoA setting was in % and did not read the the fine print below that defined % in terms of the bar color range.
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Dynon AOA
Where is ONSPEED with Dynon AOA?
I calibrated my Dynon HDX AOA and expected to hear a steady tone around the ONSPEED speed which I thought would be around 70 kts with beeping tones before and after. Not happening and generating questions: 1) What is the approximate ONSPEED speed of a RV-7A? 2) Where on the AOA spectrum of green, yellow, red is ONSPEED? 3) Where on the AOA spectrum of green, yellow, red is stall? 4) How is it suppose to work? 5) Is AOA 's primary purpose to warn of stall? 6) Or is AOA's primary purpose to give you an audio tone at ONSPEED so you can fly it without looking down at the indicator? 7) Is AOA trying to get me to fly a speed? or a pitch? thanks |
AOA
Never mind. I just found this thread. It is really good.
http://www.vansairforce.com/communit...d.php?t=148638 |
HDX AOA settings
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I set mine at the widest range possible and was still not happy with the onset of tones. While working with VAC, I re-did the calibration and set it at 3 knots above actual stall speed. It now works as I expect and with the beeps starting around 55 knots dirty. Many others have done the same.
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Dynon AOA
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Thanks for the update and call. So I see, in summary Dynon AOA warns of impending stall, but doesn't do ONSPEED. Okay. thanks I will recalibrate slightly above stall. thanks much |
Mine starts beeping just before 1.3Vs. So when you hear the first beep it is about the same as ONSPEED.
Besides the Skyview menu you can also change values in the USER_CONFIG.dfg file. Look for "aoa" and change values, e.g.; audio_aoa_vol=70 audio_aoa_ias_min=10.2889 audio_sound_aoa_v15=1 audio_sound_aoa_start_thld=62 audio_sound_aoa_solid_thld=95 ONSPEED is at 60% lift. With my config the beep starts at 62% |
You guys must be flying business jets?
My early S/N 12 has D-180 with stall warning. I pull two notches of flap, set min power, and trim stabilator for hands-off (literally) glide slope at 60 knots. I bleed speed down to 55 over the fence and remain in ground effect until almost a full-stall landing with just a peep from the stall warning. |
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