In an attempt to give the Copilot the start command he counters with "check throttle position". I have put the throttles in every conceivable position and still the same results. What am I doing wrong? Besides that this is my first FS2Crew product and I am loving it.TksRichard Churchill

In an attempt to give the Copilot the start command he counters with "check throttle position". I have put the throttles in every conceivable position and still the same results. What am I doing wrong? Besides that this is my first FS2Crew product and I am loving it.TksRichard Churchill

Hey Richard this can be tricky, you have to slowly pull back on each throttle until the green light(L BETA & R BETA) on the CAP comes on then just slowly push it forward again until the green light goes off as soon as the beta light is off stop your in the right position, do one throttle at a time.

Hey Richard this can be tricky, you have to slowly pull back on each throttle until the green light(L BETA & R BETA) on the CAP comes on then just slowly push it forward again until the green light goes off as soon as the beta light is off stop your in the right position, do one throttle at a time.

I haven't flown the Jetstream in a while, but can't you just hit the F1 key? That's what I always did.Cheers,

I would like to thank you both it is working now. It adds another element to an already great add on. May have to buy some others, again thanksRichard

I haven't flown the Jetstream in a while, but can't you just hit the F1 key? That's what I always did.Cheers,

Your right, F1 does the trick, I just remember reading in the JS4100 manual ( I think) on how to properly adjust the throttle for engine start. But hitting the F1 button is alot easier :(