BoeingvsAirbusNKL
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I have the J-10 from Bear Studios and I noticed the Afterburner doesn't go on automatically.
What could be the Problem?
What could be the Problem?
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Bear Studios J-10 Problem
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BoeingvsAirbusNKL
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Never mind, I figured it out
If you don't mind, let us know how you fixed it so that someone searching for the same answer might just find what they need! 
BoeingvsAirbusNKL
Charter Member
Not a problem...
On the right, near the throttle... You have to change from training mode to combat mode (bottom horizontal switch), switch anti-surge to on (middle left switch) and switch on the afterburner fuel pump (top left switch).
It isn't a problem, but it is set on straining mode when you start the simulation.
On the right, near the throttle... You have to change from training mode to combat mode (bottom horizontal switch), switch anti-surge to on (middle left switch) and switch on the afterburner fuel pump (top left switch).
It isn't a problem, but it is set on straining mode when you start the simulation.