The Hovercontrol 412 is not like other default helicopters in flight simulator. If you wish to create and save your
own flight in flight simulator from scratch, it is most important that you start with the following steps.
You can also begin by using one of the included Hovercontrol 412 pre-saved flights which can be found in the Hovercontrol
category of your saved flights option under Flights->Select Flight->Choose a Category->Hovercontrol. After choosing
one of the included flights, aircraft location can be changed, and the flight can be re-saved with the name of your choice.
FAILURE TO START WITH A WORKING FLIGHT WILL LEAD TO PROBLEMS SUCH AS THE GENERATOR SWITCHES NOT REACTING TO YOUR INPUTS
Steps for saving your own working flight from scratch.
1. Flights->Select a Flight->Choose a Category->Other->Meigs Field
2. Let this default Meigs/Cessna Flight Load
3. Confirm that the Cessna is RUNNING (should be by default)
4. Aircraft->Select Aircraft->Select Any Hovercontrol 412 Model
5. Wait for Flight Simulator to load the 412 aircraft.
6. Once Hovercontrol 412 Loads, Engines will be spinning up/running.
7. Next, you can shut down the 412, or move it to another airport.
8. Save Your Flight. Flights->Save Flight
9. Your flight will be in the "My Saved Flights" Category for future use.
After loading a flight that uses the Hovercontrol 412 (one that you save using the steps above, or one that was included).
It is important not to assume that any systems are ON or OFF. It is highly recommended that you
familiarize yourself with the included checklists and use them before operating this aircraft to
ensure that the aircraft systems, fuel, and engine settings are as they should be before and during flight.
Failure to do so could lead to unexpected aircraft system behavior or failure.
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Throttles - Roll Engine 1 throttle grip to full open (100% shown on grip), then back down against the idlestop (2% shown on grip).
Using the Idlestop Release switch for Engine 1, roll the throttle grip to the full closed position (0% shown on grip).
Repeat this process for the Engine 2 throttle grip. Both throttles should display 0% on the grips when complete.