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Originally posted by Bucky@Dec 18 2004, 09:27 PM
Carrier takeoff is no joke. Make sure you have flaps set to takeoff, and your engine revved wide open... the trick here is to make sure that you map your chock-release to a key. It's not mapped by default. Alternatlively, you can make sure you hit autopilot right as the mission begins. For whatever reason, if you don't do it right away, the AP can't handle it. You will also have to touch the rudder a bit to counteract the ship's heaving.
Anyway, flaps at takeoff, engine wide open, and release chocks. It's not a rocket, so let it launch off the deck and gently pull up and retract gear. Then retract flaps a notch, let airspeed build a few seconds (depends on the plane you are flying) and then retract them again all the way. From there you are flying 
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oh i forgot how do i rev the engine or do you mean make sure it going at full speed?
i havn't learn't the lingo yet
