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C310R v1.1

By Les Parson, in C310R FSX | P3D

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baseleg16    2

baseleg16
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The trim wheel is backwards.  "Nose up" lowers the nose & vice versa. 

 

Also, I have not been able to do a manual start from cold and dark.  I've gone through the check list and start procedure, and have watched a video of the startup of the real 310.  But after many tries I still can's get the engines to start.

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FireRx    18

FireRx
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Will this plane be upgraded to work in Prepar3D V4.   I installed it and the panel is transparent.  :happy:

Capt. Robert Rixx

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mikebxb    20

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On 6/16/2017 at 6:37 PM, baseleg16 said:

The trim wheel is backwards.  "Nose up" lowers the nose & vice versa. 

 

Also, I have not been able to do a manual start from cold and dark.  I've gone through the check list and start procedure, and have watched a video of the startup of the real 310.  But after many tries I still can's get the engines to start.

At what elevation are you cold starting?

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