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Old February 26th 07, 05:59 AM posted to alt.games.microsoft.flight-sim,rec.aviation.piloting
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Default 747-400 questions

on T/O set the IAS to 250
arm the autothrottles and the engine speed will come up automtically


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BT writes:

That's how it is in real airplanes.


Good; I like realism. But is there any technique to finding the right
throttle setting? The 747 seems particularly prone to this (as compared
to a
737).

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