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Sorry Ralf, no clue here. (Wanna see my flames?Never heard of Real Engine, but sounds interesting.
I just wanted to point admins and maybe the development team to this thread over at Avsim - it seems there are a couple of potential C-47 pilots who are having trouble registering at Sim Outhouse in order to download. Apparently their PM's aren't getting through or responses are blocked for some reason. So someone might want to stop by that thread and point them to the download. Hope this is helpful.
Roger, we have a few on the orbx forums with same unable to join up issue: gmail, so I passed on your avsim message, hope you dont mind![]()
I would like to thank all who are involved.
Its truly a masterpiece.
One question, I cant find the cowl flap controls in the VC. Anyone any hint ?
Ah thanks, missed that one.Located in README file: (6) Cowl flaps open/close in intervals by clicking the "cht" (cylinder head temperature) item on the Control Panel or on pressing Shift-Ctrl-V / Shift-Ctrl-C. The recommended settings are listed in the checklist. Alan
MJ, to be completely honest with you, I have only been in the cockpit of one AC47 gunship once years ago while in Vietnam. To the best of my memory the cockpit was pretty much the same as post WWII but with updated radios. I realize that's not much help....If this is something you might consider I will be more than happy to do some research looking for cockpit photos for you. Thanks....RD