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tailhook!

Postby carmadmike » Wed Aug 22, 2007 8:42 am

i have figured out that to open the cargo doors and more i need to do something with a tailhook, what is it and how do i do it
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Re: tailhook!

Postby machineman9 » Wed Aug 22, 2007 9:10 am

the tailhook is a hook at the end of some aircraft which lets them land on carriers. the hook attaches to the rope on the deck of a carrier and it slows the plane down quickly so it doesnt fall off the edge (or take half a mile to stop)

check the README file that came with the aircraft, it will tell you how to activate it (might be I or /  or something else)
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Re: tailhook!

Postby born_2_fly » Wed Aug 22, 2007 9:27 am

The tailhook function is not assigned as default within flight sim.

You must find it in the assignments menu and give it a key command.
Most people use Shift + T  ;)
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Re: tailhook!

Postby carmadmike » Wed Aug 22, 2007 10:20 am

thanks everyoen ive set it to shift+t and it works fine, one more thing, wipers, how do i get them to work, ive been on the assignment list and there not there or there not called wipers there, does anyone know how do get them to work?
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Re: tailhook!

Postby swordfish1227 » Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:13 am

Are you using Cosmottic's dash 8?

If so there is a switch at the top of the panel in the VC view.

In any other plane the wipers switch should be in the vc.

Again, check the readme
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Re: tailhook!

Postby carmadmike » Wed Aug 22, 2007 11:24 am

i have been using the dash 8 amphibian recently, but not atm, thanks all, and some readmes are useless
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