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Hi Guy's..

Anyone out there got MZFW figures for the 100, 200 and 500 Tristars please. Having wasted mucho time searching on the web.. this piece of info is the only one I can't find and it's the only one I want :lol:

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244,884 lbs empty for the 500 but is that the same??

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Hello Mate..

Sadly not. MZFW is the structural capacity before fuel. I've managed to find a couple of figures.. 33800lbs/153320kg basic - 350000lbs/158760kg optional for the 200 freighter (which I don't really want) and 153314kg for the 500. I'm not sure the info on FlyNET is accurate and can't get at it as FlyNET is down :roll: Ideally.. the 100 is the one I need though the 200 would help (basic difference is uprated and heavier engines on the 200). Tks for that anyway ;-)

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OK mate

I didn't think it was but it's all I have on the type in that area :$

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Hi Dave,

Janes 1982-3 :-

-100
Op empty 111675
MZFW 153315
MTOW 211375
MLW 166920


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Hi John..

Excellent.. just what I wanted ;-) One day, I'll have enough money to buy all the books I want. Maybe not :lol:

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For what its worth - Our ex EAL Maintenance Controller has Lockheeds manuals on disk
MZFW
L1011-500 - 320,000 pounds - 145454.5 kgs
L1011-100 - 338,000 pounds - 153636.0 kgs

Of course Im sure Janes is more accurate than Lockheed

(data for 100s applies to EAL/TWA acft)

But as BEAs 1011's were spec'd as were Courtlines from the Original Eastern Demostrator I think they numbers are close

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That's great Leif.. just the ticket :thumbsup:

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Dave - if you guys at CBFSVA want the L1011 Manuals on DIsc - I'll twist Pauls arm

BTW the performance in Vistaliner 1011 is spot on - just remember the old girl liked to rumble along at .82 I have the tape gauges in mine
because having flown on Delta and ATAs 500s that what I was used to looking at :)

have fun with it - when Flynet comes back up you will find its a real money maker

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Hi Leif..

I'm more than a little confused with the loading on the Vistaliners model. It flies great straight out of the box so to speak but it has only 3 loading stations and these total 204kg.. basically, the FD crew and the stations coincide with that point on the aircraft.. the nose! I really don't want to fiddle with it too much as I appreciate it is still very much a beta and whatever I do now could be wiped in an instant :roll: I'm trying to be prepared for the time when FlyNET can read the aircraft load and adjust either it or fuel accordingly.. the object being, we'll be prepared :lol: Twisting Paul's arm would be much appreciated but don't bust a gut ;-)

Yup.. I'm sure the old girl will earn a few bob when we get going ;-) I have been surprised just how little the DC10 makes by comparison :o Of the 2 'live' flights I've done.. fuel cost has completely negated ticket revenue and all profit has come from cargo!! I wasn't OTT with fuel on either trip taking 48000kg onboard and burning 47812kg on the last one :roll:

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