Classic British Flight Sim

All Dart powered aircraft use full power, trimmed to ambient, for takeoff. The primary reason being to enable the autofeather system to operate if necessary.

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Fraser

Can't check until the weekend, but the fuel system programming is very basic, each engine fed by it's respective tank by default.

Will come back to you then.

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I think it was BAF who christened their only V.808 "Freightmaster". Scottish Aviation converted three for Aer Lingus with the double forward cargo doors. Later BAF stripped down V.806 G -AOYJ, which had by then become G-BLOA, and added Freightmaster titles, but the original forward door re...

Caught out the corner of my eye the other day a four by four whizzing by with the number plate,

VC10 TEN

Wondered if it might belong to anyone on here. Quite desirable I imagine

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Hi Cyril,

Great, I was going to suggest that or renaming the file in the xml, but wasn't sure how comfortable you were with the cab business...clearly not a problem!

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Hi Guys, :hello: As has been identified, the sound is not controllable and is the [jet whine] part of the sound cfg. Switching aircraft back and forth with engines off will stop it, or comment out the sound name. I've just checked, and the door warning light bitmap is incorrectly named in the XML, a...

Was that Viscount ever based in Chernobyl?

Can you still but Ready Brek?

That might be lost on younger viewers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6c3n-mh5bck

Amazing a twelve year old model still looks so good

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Fraser

I think I'm right in saying that you don't have to do that on the updated panel, might be wrong though. If not you can move the processing gauges to the VC section of the panel cfg. Which loads irrespective of which cockpit you start in.

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I have several manuals, both civil and military. Have a look at Elvis' aircraft at Graceland for a good example.

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Clearly the Lockheed manuals I have must be wrong.


Have a look at the photos on the net; four levers. The lights vary in position, sometimes on the coamind, sometimes aft of the quadrant, but there are always four.

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