Classic British Flight Sim

Oh! No! Yes folks, I have reworked the old girl and she now has 4 Merlin 500-2s. These, apparently, were used by the commercial boys from 1949 on.

I'm hoping you will like her behaviour at differing fuel loads, which I think will appeal to VA enthusiasts. Its not a compulsory download and no punishments are planned for those who opt out. Still no VC.

Whilst here, I would like to give a special mention to Dave Booker for all his input through a protracted painful pregnancy. Thankyou Dave!

Should be up on classicbrits in a week or so.

Paul

You can't have too many Yorks. ;-) Looking forward to flying her! Thanks Paul and Dave.

Brian

:yipeee: I've got the perfect spot in my hanger, can't wait to add and fly her. Now all I have to do is wait.

Thanks, Guys! CHEERS

Bob

Thanks
Just so you are not disappointed, need to make it clear that the visual model remains the same, also the panel with just one new gauge.

The first two responders (flytexax and rpjkw) will be getting my usual 1 groat bribe in the post.

Paul

NIce one Paul

Anything that gives variety and adds to the realism is big plus

ATB

Garry

Yo-de-do

Paul has just about covered all the important bits there so a personal thank you from me for hanging in there through moments of dispair (of which there were quite a few in the early days) ;-)

From the pilots perspective.. you can still keep your Mk24 versions and poodle along as you have been. For those who'd like to walk-the-walk and talk-the-talk, the 500-2 will pull like a train and carry the max weights. She's faster (weight for weight) without a great deal of difference in fuel consumption but if you are going for a full load, she'll need around 10kts more over the threshold than what you're used to on the Mk24 ;-)

ATB

DaveB :tab:

Paule wrote:The first two responders (flytexax and rpjkw) will be getting my usual 1 groat bribe in the post.

Paul

Due to the weak US dollar that should be a handsome sum.

Brian

If you missed the note by Despatch Dragon (Upload Query), the York is waiting for you at classicbrits.

Any queries, moans, groans, etc can be raised here. Just this once, I will be waiving my normal 1 groat fee for a reply.

Paul

Thanks for that Paul....downloaded

Now, if I may wax lyrical:

'Now is the winter of our discontent.....
..made glorious summer by this son of York (based on an idea by William Shakespeare )

Groats in the hat please, thank you.......

Derek

That was incredibly arty-farty of you Derek. We are not worthy :prayer:

PS.. any spare groats to a certain pub in Streatley (the ONLY pub in Streatley)

ATB

DaveB :tab: