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|name=Flying Machine Control |
|name=Flying Machine Control |
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|quality=Rare |
|quality=Rare |
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| + | |slot=Mount |
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|level=60 |
|level=60 |
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|skill=[[Riding|Expert Riding]] |
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'''Flying Machine Control''' summons a [[Flying machine|gyrocopter-like flying machine]]. It seems to resemble the gnomish flying machines from [[Warcraft II]]. It is a rare-quality flying mount available only to [[Engineering|engineers]] and features two distinct modes: a hovering terrestrial version where the engines are stationed vertically, and an aerial mode where a horizontal propeller is deployed from the machine's chassis. |
'''Flying Machine Control''' summons a [[Flying machine|gyrocopter-like flying machine]]. It seems to resemble the gnomish flying machines from [[Warcraft II]]. It is a rare-quality flying mount available only to [[Engineering|engineers]] and features two distinct modes: a hovering terrestrial version where the engines are stationed vertically, and an aerial mode where a horizontal propeller is deployed from the machine's chassis. |
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If not moving and standing on ground, the gyrocptor may randomly stop working and just smash to the ground. Similarly, if you are staying still while midair, the engine will fail and you will drop down a bit, but then restart within 4 seconds or if you move. This will not cause any damage to you, and will start working as soon as you move. |
If not moving and standing on ground, the gyrocptor may randomly stop working and just smash to the ground. Similarly, if you are staying still while midair, the engine will fail and you will drop down a bit, but then restart within 4 seconds or if you move. This will not cause any damage to you, and will start working as soon as you move. |
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| − | The {{quality|epic}} version of this mount is summoned by the |
+ | The {{quality|epic}} version of this mount is summoned by the [[Turbo-Charged Flying Machine Control]]. |
==Source== |
==Source== |
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[[Image:Flying machine ground.jpg|thumb|...and not in flight.]] |
[[Image:Flying machine ground.jpg|thumb|...and not in flight.]] |
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| + | You can learn how to create this mount from any [[engineering trainer]] price of {{cost|6}}. |
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| − | The schematic for this device can be learned in [[Shadowmoon Valley]], either from [[Jonathan Garrett]] in [[Shadowmoon Village]] or [[Niobe Whizzlespark]] in [[Wildhammer Stronghold]] at level 60 for the modest price of {{cost|6}}. A quirk of interest to more 'adventurous' players: both will teach the pattern to anyone qualified regardless of the engineer's faction. Whether this is advisable is left to the discretion of those tenacious enough to be making the decision. You can also learn this schematic at Honor Hold, while the epic version is found at the other locations. |
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{{Itembox|The controller's components are: |
{{Itembox|The controller's components are: |
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In addition the controller requires: |
In addition the controller requires: |
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* 300 [[Engineering]] to learn the schematic and use the item. |
* 300 [[Engineering]] to learn the schematic and use the item. |
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| − | * Level 60 to |
+ | * Level 60 to use the item. |
* Expert [[riding]]. |
* Expert [[riding]]. |
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=== Raw materials === |
=== Raw materials === |
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| − | *26x |
+ | *26x [[Fel Iron Bar]] or 52x [[Fel Iron Ore]] |
| − | *5x |
+ | *5x [[Mote of Fire]] |
| − | *10x |
+ | *10x [[Mote of Earth]] |
| − | *8x |
+ | *8x [[Star Wood]] |
== Patch changes == |
== Patch changes == |
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{{Patch 3.2.0|note=The level requirement needed to learn how to build and use this machine has been reduced to level 60, down from level 70, and the engineering skill level reduced to 300, down from 350. Material costs reduced. }} |
{{Patch 3.2.0|note=The level requirement needed to learn how to build and use this machine has been reduced to level 60, down from level 70, and the engineering skill level reduced to 300, down from 350. Material costs reduced. }} |
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| − | {{Patch 3.0.2|note=This item was a required part of making the |
+ | {{Patch 3.0.2|note=This item was a required part of making the [[Turbo-Charged Flying Machine Control]], but was replaced by 4x[[Adamantite Frame]].}} |
==External links== |
==External links== |
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Revision as of 15:47, 27 January 2011
- For general info on all sorts of flying mechanical devices, see flying machine.
- Flying Machine Control
- Mount
- Requires Level 60
- Requires Expert Riding
- Requires Engineering (300)
- Item Level 60
- Use: Teaches you how to summon this mount.
Flying Machine Control summons a gyrocopter-like flying machine. It seems to resemble the gnomish flying machines from Warcraft II. It is a rare-quality flying mount available only to engineers and features two distinct modes: a hovering terrestrial version where the engines are stationed vertically, and an aerial mode where a horizontal propeller is deployed from the machine's chassis. If not moving and standing on ground, the gyrocptor may randomly stop working and just smash to the ground. Similarly, if you are staying still while midair, the engine will fail and you will drop down a bit, but then restart within 4 seconds or if you move. This will not cause any damage to you, and will start working as soon as you move. The epic version of this mount is summoned by the Turbo-Charged Flying Machine Control.
Source
The flying machine in flight...
...and not in flight.
You can learn how to create this mount from any engineering trainer price of 6
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2x [Fel Iron Casing] | 
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20x [Elemental Blasting Powder] | |
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20x [Handful of Fel Iron Bolts] | 
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8x [Star Wood] |
In addition the controller requires:
- 300 Engineering to learn the schematic and use the item.
- Level 60 to use the item.
- Expert riding.
Raw materials
- 26x
[Fel Iron Bar] or 52x 
[Fel Iron Ore] - 5x
[Mote of Fire] - 10x
[Mote of Earth] - 8x [Star Wood]
Patch changes
Patch 3.2.0 (2009-08-04): The level requirement needed to learn how to build and use this machine has been reduced to level 60, down from level 70, and the engineering skill level reduced to 300, down from 350. Material costs reduced.
Patch 3.0.2 (2008-10-14): This item was a required part of making the Turbo-Charged Flying Machine Control, but was replaced by 4x
[Adamantite Frame].
External links
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