Both the yaw damper and engine sync are visible only when using the VC - the yaw damper switch is on the main panel on the copilot's side, the engine sync should be a little to the left of the yaw damper.
Hope this helps,
Chris
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Thanks everyone for the input. I'll check all this out next time I'm flying the Comet. I kept things working nicely though. Landed at Filton, not sure if my Comet will be based there or not. I'm sure everyone has a base for their aircraft 
BTW, the aircraft listed on the main CBFS page, are they available for download?
BTW, the aircraft listed on the main CBFS page, are they available for download?
I like this flight simming, it's fun.....
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Garry Russell
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Which aircraft mate??
There is a links page :think:
Garry
There is a links page :think:
Garry
Garry
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"In the world of virtual reality things are not always what they seem."
Re: Comet
Om this page, http://www.cbfsim.org and all of them :P or most 
Just I can't seem to find out how to download them and logging in again doesn't work, unless it's seperate registration?
Been looking through http://classicbritishfiles.com/ but wondered if there is a difference in sites and downloads/development quality?
Just I can't seem to find out how to download them and logging in again doesn't work, unless it's seperate registration?
Been looking through http://classicbritishfiles.com/ but wondered if there is a difference in sites and downloads/development quality?
I like this flight simming, it's fun.....
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Hi Ant 
ALL of those aircraft are available. DM's aircraft are avaialble at www.dmflightsim.co.uk and the others can either be found at www.classicbritishfiles.com or www.flightsim.com OR.. for updated versions of the Vanguard, Viscount and HP7.. go to the 'New Releases and Support - Members Only' forum here.
We evolved into something bigger than we expected.. once we had the space AND the bandwidth to manage it all but at the time, the space seemed excessive and our bandwidth wasn't being used so we downgraded. Hence.. our developers models are spread far and wide. However, you should be able to find them all over the 3 locations listed above. If there's something in particular you can't find that is listed on our homepage.. give us a shout ;-)
ATB
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ALL of those aircraft are available. DM's aircraft are avaialble at www.dmflightsim.co.uk and the others can either be found at www.classicbritishfiles.com or www.flightsim.com OR.. for updated versions of the Vanguard, Viscount and HP7.. go to the 'New Releases and Support - Members Only' forum here.
We evolved into something bigger than we expected.. once we had the space AND the bandwidth to manage it all but at the time, the space seemed excessive and our bandwidth wasn't being used so we downgraded. Hence.. our developers models are spread far and wide. However, you should be able to find them all over the 3 locations listed above. If there's something in particular you can't find that is listed on our homepage.. give us a shout ;-)
ATB
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Re: Comet
Found the Yaw Damper there, but not the sync. *Edit* Found the sync, think it was above or to the right.cjw50310 wrote:Both the yaw damper and engine sync are visible only when using the VC - the yaw damper switch is on the main panel on the copilot's side, the engine sync should be a little to the left of the yaw damper.
Hope this helps,
Chris
I like this flight simming, it's fun.....