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valo43
Hi, Can someone please advise how to start flights with aircraft parked and
engine stopped in FSX?
Regards
engine stopped in FSX?
Regards
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J
Joe
Hi, Can someone please advise how to start flights with aircraft
parked and engine stopped in FSX?
Regards
Start the Engine (Ctrl+E = Engine Autostart)
Raise throttle
Pull on the yoke when you're going fast enough.
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T
Tom
OK, the real answer.......
1.Start a flight normally
2. Taxi to your parking spot of choice
3. Secure engines (CTRL+SHIFT+F1)
4. Save flight.
The next time you want to start in that condition, load the flight you saved
as above.
Tom
1.Start a flight normally
2. Taxi to your parking spot of choice
3. Secure engines (CTRL+SHIFT+F1)
4. Save flight.
The next time you want to start in that condition, load the flight you saved
as above.
Tom
J
Joe
OK, the real answer.......
1.Start a flight normally
2. Taxi to your parking spot of choice
3. Secure engines (CTRL+SHIFT+F1)
4. Save flight.
Was guessing, never played the game. Probably a copy of the game anyways.
Doesn't FSX have a manuel or at least a tutorial?
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valo43
Hi Thanks to Tom And Joe for the answers. I just knew I should have re
phrased the question, I had sorta figured out the throttle, yoke, flight bit
but as fsx insisted on sticking me on "active runway" with the engine running
and me thinking "this does not
happen in real life does it"? I thought I would find out the correct way of
doing it. Following on from your advice I can now start from "cold and dark"
by switching switches and pressing buttons in the VC. Starting the Spitfire
following the procedure in the flight manual provided in this excellent
package from Flight 1 adds a whole new dimension. Thanks again.
phrased the question, I had sorta figured out the throttle, yoke, flight bit
but as fsx insisted on sticking me on "active runway" with the engine running
and me thinking "this does not
happen in real life does it"? I thought I would find out the correct way of
doing it. Following on from your advice I can now start from "cold and dark"
by switching switches and pressing buttons in the VC. Starting the Spitfire
following the procedure in the flight manual provided in this excellent
package from Flight 1 adds a whole new dimension. Thanks again.