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G1000 Rate 1 turn

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I'm an instructor teaching in a DA40 Simulator equipped with G1000, C182T with G1000 and DA20-C1 with G500. I've been searching and can't seem to find the answer to my question.

 

On a standard turn coordinator, the indicators below wings level show, at a particular angle of bank and airspeed, the required rate for a standard rate 1 turn. I'm wondering where to find this on the G1000. Can anybody shed some light? It's been driving me nuts. It provides added frustration when trying to teach timed turns Partial Panel. 

 

Thanks

 

PL

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  1. Alex Weeks on Jan 29, 2015

    When turning, a magenta line extends left or right along the top of the HSI and under the course digits. The length of the line indicates your rate of turn. White hash marks depict half standard rate and standard rate.

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