Classic British Flight Sim

No better sim available. It does what you want, without fuss, and performs faultlessly day after day. FS2004, what a sim. Great to see some FS9’ers still here. You cant beat FS9 for its smoothness, ease of use, quiet temperament, its myriads of add-ons, scenery, aircraft of all eras, and 'mods'. No ...

Awesome thanks!

I’ve been flying this one of late, but I noticed there isn’t any info on it regarding power settings (TGT etc) for climb, cruise and so on. Nor even a recommended climb speed.

If anyone can assist or have any information, that would be greatly appreciated!

adysmith wrote: ↑

20 Dec 2020, 08:48

M0.88 is definitely a bit fast, .85 to .86 is good though.

I know, I couldn't help it. Wanted to see what it could do.
Seems to be a nice balance of speed and fuel burn around the speeds you suggested.

Awesome reading. Thanks everyone. Seems to be a recurrent theme of around FL280 initially.
A fun add-on! Not sure about slowing down to M0.80 after quite happily cruising along at M0.88!
The Trident loves speed it seems. My kinda aircraft!

Have downloaded both the T2 and 3 and look forward to some flights in them. Currently getting used to the Trident 2 with some flights. But I was curious what is a recommended cruise altitude for a given weight? The manual says from 25-36,000ft. I was looking for a more specific guide if there is one...

Ok that makes sense. Thanks.

That was my understanding. I did see on the Viscount website a couple of 700's that seemed to have been painted in the BA livery around the time of the BEA / BOAC merger. Most likely maybe only a couple and they may not have been in service too much longer anyway. http://www.vickersviscount.net/Page...

Hi I'm chasing a BA livery for the Viscount 700 model. I haven't seen one anywhere. Any help appreciated with this.

These are hard to find!!
Strange as they look to perfectly fit the front cockpit view.