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Engine starting - watching blade turns

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Just bought the P3Dv4 version and loving it. Perhaps this is a stupid question, but how do you see the engines from the cockpit to count propeller blade turns during engine startup? In the sim version; I know in the real aircraft you can look out the window and back towards the engines.


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Hi ?

Fortunately, there is an audible call-out with each start, "3, 6, 9, 12" so that you can time your start sequence without too many virtual contortions :)

HTH- C


Best-

Carl Avari-Cooper

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You can also open a new view (the '[' key] and set it up to be looking nose-on at the aircraft and engines, but I use the call-outs that Carl mentions.


Dan Downs KCRP

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I can see the engines from VC? 

Using ChasePlane to setup engineviews from VC 

Thanks Michael Moe 


Michael Moe

 

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