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+Blue Tube 2.0 Rocksim Installation Instructions\r
+3/6/10\r
+\r
+Installation Instructions:\r
+\r
+Extract this zip file to a temporary location you should have three files and this "readme"\r
+\r
+BTDATA.CSV\r
+MATERIAL.CSV\r
+TCDATA.CSV\r
+\r
+Copy these three files to the "DATAIMPORT" folder of your Rocksim Installation.\r
+\r
+(This would USUALLY be C:\Program Files\Rocksim(X)\Dataimport) where X is your version.\r
+\r
+if you can't find this folder, contact Apogee Components.\r
+\r
+Once those files are copied there, launch Rocksim.  Rocksim will import this new data into the parts database.\r
+\r
+\r
+NOTE FOR ROCKSIM 7 and below:\r
+\r
+Open the files in excel and copy the contents (not including the headers) of the download files and paste them into the corresponding files in the RockSim DATA folder. Make a backup copy first in case there is a problem.\r
+Or, try this:\r
+\r
+For RockSim 7, it works the same way as v9, except that the folder was different.  Instead of the "DATAIMPORT" folder, you must create a folder called "New" under the "DATA" folder.  Then extract the .csv files into that "DATA\New" folder.\r
+\r
+\r
+\r
+That's it!\r
+\r
+Add a body tube and scroll all the way to the bottom and see ARR's airframe selections.\r
+\r
+Have fun!\r
+\r
+Sincerely,\r
+\r
+Always Ready Rocketry\r
+\r
+www.alwaysreadyrocketry.com\r
+\r
+ARRSALES@COX.NET\r
+\r
+\r
+\r
+\r