German passenger and military transport aircraft
→ Size:
8 MB
→ Date:
15 years ago (06.02.2011 16:22)
→ Author:
Ross McLennan
→ Approved by moderator:
AirArt
→ License:
Freeware - Free version, Unlimited Distribution
→ Downloaded:
1069 time(s)
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Well is not it possible that so hard to press the "V", and put a screen??
− wegass,
15 years ago,
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Again the "pig in a poke "...!
− arseniy5,
15 years ago,
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And like a cat?
− STARburts,
15 years ago,
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assessment will not even put ... taken here from here http://netleygrove.net/FlightSimulation/JU52_2004.html and converted into FSX .... Here is a description through an interpreter Google: Thank you for downloading this update, Pierino Primavesi JU52 IWC aircraft for use in FSX. This download is just a reconstruction of my JU52 FS2004 passenger in the cab of the project for use in FSX. IWC HB-HOS is designed for FSX VC mode with instructions on how to change planes for the PIC. Original FS2004 IWC HB-HOS plane version 6 of JUNKERS JU52 Factory. General Director: Pierino Primavesi. "The first round of the world." In FSX a period of holes in my previous project was not working as replacements are installed. Panel layout has changed a bit from that used in my previous IWC HB-HOS for FS2004. Search for photos on Airliners.net these aircraft are still flying and then flown across the world, has revised the standard panel, which included the imperial sensors for altitude and vertical speed, plus a more modern attitude and an indication of the situation. GPS is also mounted on the dashboard level, it is impossible to change the layout of the cabin to replicate the "modern" aircraft, as it is controlled by the original design Pierino Primavesi. "Modifications" is simply to substitute non-metric sensors for altitude and VSI and rebuild them in a similar layout. Standard Grumman Goose sensors are used. More indication of the current situation is already part of my original project FS2004. Icon in the VC or passenger cabin provides some images of real and simulated aircraft. Original windows were tiny overlap, so as not to block the view ahead and placed to the left of the cabin. The aircraft can perform missions, of course, with the help of 2D panels or the virtual cockpit with additional tools, which basically allows the pilot to fly completely out of the VC, not returning to the 2D cockpit-flight adjustments. Aircraft
− BigDen,
15 years ago,
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and? people have downloaded, altered, and took off here, so we all were able to download and fly =)
− ryabov_912,
15 years ago,
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