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I'd settle for 3 or 4 slow revolutions of the prop before it spins up to MicroSoft's 500 rpm minimum for ignition.
Yeah, it works in FS9, how about a FSX version of the slow start?
I never got the energizer sound to work in FSX with the A-26. The starter will not crank unless the energizer is activated in FSX, but it made no sound and it seems to me the slow start gauge causes crashes in FSX.A-26 or F7F? Either way, that is a Doug Dawson question and request. I can ask.
I never got the energizer sound to work in FSX with the A-26. The starter will not crank unless the energizer is activated in FSX, but it made no sound and it seems to me the slow start gauge causes crashes in FSX.
The F7F did not use an inertia starter, although some restored F7F's might, so the energizer is not needed, just a gauge that causes the engine to crank slowly through 3 or 4 revolutions before upping it to the 500 rpm required for FlightSim to start the engine.