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Searching for: 'dan cowan' in Flight Simulator 2004 - Original Aircraft and below.
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File Description:
The 1941 Culver Cadet was one of Al Mooney's earliest designs. A civilian all-wood two-seater, with Spitfire-like wings and spritely performance. This FS2004 version includes all moving parts, and a virtual cockpit. Also includes an accurate flight model (author owned a Cadet during the 1980's). Enjoy!
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cadet.zip |
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Freeware |
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17th November 2003, 17:21:41 |
| Downloads: |
2515 |
| Author: |
Dan Cowan |
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813kb |
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File Description:
The Gere Sport Biplane is a 30's era homebuilt biplane, designed and built by George "Bud" Gere, who was killed in an accident before he could witness his plane's first flight. Early models used Ford Model T and Model A engines. This FS2004 version is powered by a Continental C-90-12F engine, which gives it a cruise speed of over 100 mph. It was created using actual plans (from the EAA 1933 Flying Manual) and the flight model accurately simulates an actual Gere Sport (N4686T) that I owned and flew during the mid 80's. That plane was slightly tail-heavy, which might have been due to the large Maule tailwheel that it was fitted with. It was great for getting in and out of rough fields. Not much in the way of instruments, so this won't be your favorite IFR bird. TrackIR users: you'll find a lot of visual enhancements in the virtual cockpit, so be sure to look around. Features: engine cowling that opens to display detailed Continental C-90 engine. This plane will do nice aerobatics and incredible sideslips.
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geresport.zip |
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Freeware |
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10th September 2004, 14:58:13 |
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2852 |
| Author: |
Dan Cowan |
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5094kb |
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File Description:
File Description:
Here's an fs9 version of the NASA M2-F1
The NASA M2-F1 was a lightweight, unpowered prototype aircraft, developed to flight test the wingless lifting body concept. The "M" refers to "manned" and "F" refers to "flight". In 1962, NASA Dryden management approved a program to build a lightweight, unpowered lifting body prototype. It featured a plywood shell placed over a tubular steel frame crafted at Dryden. For more background info check Wikipedia!
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m2-f1_362634.zip |
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Freeware |
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5th June 2017, 13:56:13 |
| Downloads: |
143 |
| Author: |
Dan Cowan |
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774kb |
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