757/767 Autopilot

[blakman7]

Does anyone out there wanna help me out in getting audio clips of the 757 and/or 767 autopilot disconnect sound? I have found pretty much every other airplane but cannot find the 757/767 to save my life. Thanks guys and happy flying!

[KHAOS]

Try asking on a flight simulator forum, I'm pretty sure somebody there will have what you're looking for.

One place I'd try would be www.avsim.net

[joeyb747]

Check out this vid. At the 6:06 mark, you will hear a series of beeps...that is the autopilot disconnect on the Boeing 767. Enjoy!

[speedotann]

At 7:05 of the youtube vid sounds like an auto pilot dis (or the beginning of one).

[joeyb747]

At 7:05 of the youtube vid sounds like an auto pilot dis (or the beginning of one).

Very interesting...I hadn't heard that until you pointed it out...it does sound similar to the old school Boeing autopilot disconnect, or the beginning of one....I'm not sure what that is. Autospoilers being armed maybe??

I do know for sure that the newer Boeing 757 and 767 use the series of beeps when the autopilot disconnects. You can tell the airplane is being hand-flown after the 6:06 mark...

[joeyb747]

Here is a better example...this one is a B757 of Icelandair landing at ESSA. At the 7:24 mark, you will see the autopilot disconnect, the three AP ENGAGE lights will go out, and the same sound is heard...



Below is a pic of a B757 panel...

[blakman7]

Here is a better example...this one is a B757 of Icelandair landing at ESSA. At the 7:24 mark, you will see the autopilot disconnect, the three AP ENGAGE lights will go out, and the same sound is heard...



Below is a pic of a B757 panel...

Those three chimes is the autothrottle disconnect my friend.

[speedotann]

Thought this was cool/funny! beeping sound!

[joeyb747]

Here is a better example...this one is a B757 of Icelandair landing at ESSA. At the 7:24 mark, you will see the autopilot disconnect, the three AP ENGAGE lights will go out, and the same sound is heard...



Below is a pic of a B757 panel...

Those three chimes is the autothrottle disconnect my friend.

The autothrottle is disconnected at 6:47...
The same sound is heard as at 7:26. I believe it's the same chime for both.

[cessna157]

Here is a better example...this one is a B757 of Icelandair landing at ESSA. At the 7:24 mark, you will see the autopilot disconnect, the three AP ENGAGE lights will go out, and the same sound is heard...

The 7:24 sound is the caution for the autothrottles being disconnected.  There was no sound for the A/P disconnect (silenced it immediately)

Check out this vid. At the 6:06 mark, you will hear a series of beeps...that is the autopilot disconnect on the Boeing 767. Enjoy!

6:06 on this one is the same autothrottle disconnect.  7:05 is the start of the autopilot disconnect before it is silenced