FSX Ultralight Halcom Starlite

FSX Ultralight Halcom Starlite. The author's dream SLSA. The Rotax 912 engine is by Byron Warwick. This imaginary plane has twin flying rudders and a flying elevator. Construction should be from composites and aluminum. There is a bug in FSX that does not handle "parts within a part" textures correctly, you'll see it. By Don Halcom.

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This is an imaginary plane.

This StarLite would fly in the USA under Special Light Sport Aircraft (SLSA) restrictions.

This plane should be made from composites and aluminum. Here is a set of specifications:

SPECIFICATIONS Halcom StarLite
LENGTH 21 Ft.
HEIGHT 7 Ft.
WING SPAN 30 Ft.
WING AREA 108 SQ.FT.
EMPTY WEIGHT 700 LBS.
DESIGN GROSS WEIGHT 1320 LBS.
FUEL CAPACITY (Standard) 2X15 Gal.
CABIN WIDTH 36 INCHES
POWER 100 hp Rotax 912S
DESIGN LOAD FACTOR + 6, - 3
NEVER EXCEED SPEED (VNE) 130 KNOTS
75% POWER CRUISE 110 KNOTS
STALL SPEED 38 KNOTS

This flight simulator model has a lot of moving parts and the canopy opens. The exterior has reflective surfaces.

This is my preferred way of installing files but you use any method that you like. I use Windows Explorer.

1) Make a folder called "Temp" or "Crud" or anything you like in the root directory of Windows Explorer.

2) Unzip all the files and folders from the downloaded "strltfsx.zip" file to the folder you just made (for example "Temp").

3) Select the folder called "Halcom Starlite" and hit "ctrl-c" to copy the entire folder and its contents.

4) Go to the "c:\Program Files\Microsoft Games\Microsoft Flight Simulator X\SimObjects\airplanes" folder of your FSX flight simulator and paste (ctrl-v) the copied "Halcom Starlite" folder there.

5) Be sure to read the "READ_ME.txt" file in the "Temp" folder. That is it. If you wish you can delete your "Temp" folder now but I would save the downloaded "strltfsx.zip" file somewhere just in case of emergencies.

6) Go fly your new aircraft.

Enjoy

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