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Just Flight - Canberra PR9 soon!

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Just to whet your appetite:
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If anyone's wondering what the little arrow icon in the top left corner is, it's to access the models many functions.

Regards,
Ian.
 
miragecy said:
I hope there is an option for removing the arrow, as I like my screen clear

Andy
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Hi Andy, you can right click and do a "close window" light you would with a normal popup window. It can then be called up again via Views>Instrument Panel
 
There will be. I don't know if I can say 100% that it will be in the release of the Canberra next Wednesday, but we certainly have one and will be putting it out there ASAP.
 
So much looking forward to the release date. I have just one small question why did this aircraft have a yoke control instead of a joystick or was this normal form of control for such a large jet?
 
I don't know for sure but I think it's a hangover from it's original BI, BII bomber days. Remember, it was the among first generation of bomber aircraft post-WWII. In fact, it was the replacement for the Mosquito.
 
I'm not normally one for jets, but have pre-ordered this on the very good advice of a Jet Provost and Hunter flying friend! :)

Cheers,

Martin
 
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