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VC-10 steps

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Hello:

I downloaded David Maltby's VC-10 1103. The first time that I parked it, I had 2 sets of steps that appeared at the port side passenger doors. I have never seen them since. How do I make them appear again?

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Re: VC-10 steps

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Hi Clay

Wwlocme aboard :)

Have you put the brakes on and lights off.one of those does it I think :think:

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If I remember correctly: 1. Brakes On, 2. Engines shut down should do it.
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DanKH wrote:If I remember correctly: 1. Brakes On, 2. Engines shut down should do it.
And open the door ...

Ian :lol:

And if you switch off the ignition you'll get the engine covers too.

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Trying to remember the command for the "fifth, underwing" engine

Is it tailhook or perhaps wingfold???....can't look I don't have it loaded atm


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I don't need that one. I have failures turned off :lol:

Truth is - I'd forgotten about it. I'm on a different PC now - I'll have a look tomorrow if nobody else gets there first!

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OK - here we go, Clay - from DM's website:

Q: Pressing the tailhook key on the VC10 airliners displays a pod under the wing. What is it?
A: When needed, the VC10 could transport a spare Conway engine inside the pod to a stricken VC10. The RAF don't use the pods since they can store the engine inside the aircraft.

Pressing the tailhook key on the C1K will deploy the refuelling drogues.

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Cheers Ian :thumbsup:

I sort of mentioned it as a reminder because a lot of folks don't know about it....well they wouldn't if it's in the instructions :roll:

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Should look something like this:

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And DM's attention to detail doesn't stop there! When you switch off the 'no smoking' lights after take-off, a pretty stewardess enters the flight deck with a First Class menu and asks you to choose your meal!

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Wrong livery Ian...!
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Eh? What have they given me this time?

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