KirkR Posted June 29, 2022 Report Posted June 29, 2022 After the pre–landing checklist, on final approach I often get the two A/SKID messages (see below). Anti Skid is armed. What could be the cause of this warning? Quote
Featured Comment rjb4000 Posted June 29, 2022 Featured Comment Report Posted June 29, 2022 Are you performing the A/SKID test as part of the before landing checklist? Quote
KirkR Posted July 5, 2022 Author Report Posted July 5, 2022 (edited) Ok, so I have performed a bunch of flights, approaches, going through the checklists, ensuring that A/SKID is properly tested. This issue has persisted with a yellow alert message appearing on CAS as shown in the image posted above. The test and arming of A/SKID occurs during the FO's automated actions during the pre-landing checklist. As well, I also then manually test A/SKID as an additional redundant action, holding down the test button until the test completes. Nonetheless, this message comes up as an alert as I am proceeding through the approach to landing. I would be happy to capture a video, but what specific scope of the flight needs to be included? Anyone else experiencing this issue? Further guidance to help me figure this one out? Thanks much. Edited July 5, 2022 by KirkR Quote
BlackBird_GR Posted July 5, 2022 Report Posted July 5, 2022 2 hours ago, KirkR said: Ok, so I have performed a bunch of flights, approaches, going through the checklists, ensuring that A/SKID is properly tested. This issue has persisted with a yellow alert message appearing on CAS as shown in the image posted above. The test and arming of A/SKID occurs during the FO's automated actions during the pre-landing checklist. As well, I also then manually test A/SKID as an additional redundant action, holding down the test button until the test completes. Nonetheless, this message comes up as an alert as I am proceeding through the approach to landing. I would be happy to capture a video, but what specific scope of the flight needs to be included? Anyone else experiencing this issue? Further guidance to help me figure this one out? Thanks much. Maybe it's time to create a new airframe! Quote
KirkR Posted July 5, 2022 Author Report Posted July 5, 2022 Indeed I did create the new airframe, problem persists. Quote
CaptCrash Posted July 6, 2022 Report Posted July 6, 2022 (edited) Is the Anti-Skid system on? Edited July 6, 2022 by CaptCrash picture Quote
KirkR Posted July 6, 2022 Author Report Posted July 6, 2022 It appears that a complete reinstall of XP11, then the CL650 and various gear that I have, and then of course recreating the airframe states I had been using (painful few hours of re-do) cleared this issue up. Removing and reinstalling the CL650 did not solve it. XP11 had been crashing regularly upon quitting the program, so there was something going on. That too looks to be resolved. Quote
KirkR Posted July 6, 2022 Author Report Posted July 6, 2022 Well, not so fast. It recurred. My question is, could this be caused by executing the pre-landing checklist too early? Quote
KirkR Posted July 6, 2022 Author Report Posted July 6, 2022 It seems that one of (or both of) a couple of things may have been the root cause: 1) Timing of initiating pre-landing checklist (from which the FO tests A/SKID and ensures ARMED). Initiate "just after" lowering gear, let's say @ 10nm from RW on APCH). 2) I may have been pushing the toe brakes unknowingly on my rudders during final approach ... could that cause an alert of this nature? After watching the final approach component of the "marathon flight" from January, I have fine tuned my process. Flaps 20 transitioning from 200 kt to 180 kt; flaps 30 @ 180 kt transitioning to 160 kt on final, drop gear and then initiate before-landing checklist as intercepting GS or around outer marker. This process resulted in no A/SKID warning on final approach. 1 1 Quote
KirkR Posted July 6, 2022 Author Report Posted July 6, 2022 BTW, would it be a near record if I said I flew MBS (Saginaw) to DTW (Detroit Metro) 6 times yesterday in the CL650? I did. Quote
Pils Posted July 7, 2022 Report Posted July 7, 2022 8 hours ago, KirkR said: 2) I may have been pushing the toe brakes unknowingly on my rudders during final approach ... could that cause an alert of this nature? Quite possibly! Quote
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