Classic British Flight Sim

I usually get X-Plane when the new version comes out, if nothing else to support the flight sim industry, but its never really grabbed my imagination. I already know the keyboard commands for the MSFS derived simulators and most joysticks and controllers you can just plug in and they have reasonable...

If someone could make a trislander effect that did that on hard landings, that would be cool.

Two things are critical, keep your BMEP in the range of 175-180 or higher, you can't just set the MP and RPM's, you have to adjust both to keep the torque up. Second is keep your speed in the range of 180-190 KIAS. You will have to step climb to maintain your speed and ATC, if you use it, will not ...

Two things are critical, keep your BMEP in the range of 175-180 or higher, you can't just set the MP and RPM's, you have to adjust both to keep the torque up. Second is keep your speed in the range of 180-190 KIAS. You will have to step climb to maintain your speed and ATC, if you use it, will not b...

I have used the A2A model, it is a bear to get up in the air but it can be done. The trick is keeping the torque and airspeed at the right numbers. ATC will complain your not climbing fast enough but ignore it.

Nice! I wonder what its top speed is?

I signed from the colonies also. What would he get besides the title, tea with the queen and someone to follow behind banging coconuts together?

Peter, I hope you will be able to repair your Dakota and continue your trip.

Tough problem to have, wish I could come by to help out

Very Nice Peter, I agree it has to have helium in that large body to give it the lift as its way to slow for the wings to give enough lift.