Can anyone refer me to a way to see what is my G force during flight?
If you're flying the DGIV, it has already a built-in G-meter. For any other aircraft, take the sum of the absolute horizontal acceleration and the absolute vertical acceleration and divide by 10, in Gs (aprox.). This will not tell you the G vector thou'.
Ever tried to fly and do math sums and the same time? someone should add a g meter to the surface MFD or another MFD.
Ever tried to fly and do math sums and the same time? someone should add a g meter to the surface MFD or another MFD.
This information (the current load in G's) is not a critical flight information.
This information (the current load in G's) is not a critical flight information.