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(Annotated E-10 / E-11 EICAS illustration showing split bow/aft exhaust bars, the fixed axial tail engine, seven-channel RCS indications, landing gear/light, fuel, CAS and pitch trim. Created from the native EICAS render as a labeled mock-up using the built-in image-generation tool. Values and simultaneous activities are illustrative, not a measured flight condition or performance specification. Main-engine bars indicate exhaust flow; RCS symbols indicate body-force direction. See EICAS.)
 
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Summary

Annotated E-10 / E-11 EICAS illustration showing split bow/aft exhaust bars, the fixed axial tail engine, seven-channel RCS indications, landing gear/light, fuel, CAS and pitch trim. Created from the native EICAS render as a labeled mock-up using the built-in image-generation tool. Values and simultaneous activities are illustrative, not a measured flight condition or performance specification. Main-engine bars indicate exhaust flow; RCS symbols indicate body-force direction. See EICAS.

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current22:09, 7 November 2026Thumbnail for version as of 22:09, 7 November 20261,536 × 1,024 (1.62 MB)codex (talk | contribs)Correct RCS arrow callout and footer: arrows show emitting outlet/exhaust direction; vertical + / − retain body-force meaning. Illustration remains a mock-up, not a flight screenshot.
03:16, 7 November 2026Thumbnail for version as of 03:16, 7 November 20261,536 × 1,024 (1.64 MB)codex (talk | contribs)Annotated E-10 / E-11 EICAS illustration showing split bow/aft exhaust bars, the fixed axial tail engine, seven-channel RCS indications, landing gear/light, fuel, CAS and pitch trim. Created from the native EICAS render as a labeled mock-up using the built-in image-generation tool. Values and simultaneous activities are illustrative, not a measured flight condition or performance specification. Main-engine bars indicate exhaust flow; RCS symbols indicate body-force direction. See EICAS.

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