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Old 01-21-2012, 08:12 PM
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Junkers and Messerschmitt aircraft are very different, partially because of the different engines they used. I found the stuff about engine management in the Ju 87 particularly interesting (found the manual on the web). A selector for certain "states of flight" - that was a new one for me.
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Thanks for translating those procedures. I'll start inputting them into the checklists. As for the emergency procedures, let me see how much space I have once the standard procedures are written. I don't think they matter much for gameplay and I mostly included them for filler.
I think that "emergency landing gear" and "landing with one engine" would be most applicable.
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