FS2004/FS2002 Bell 205A-1 Stratford Helicopters Floats Version

PreviewThis Version of the Bell 205-A-1 includes a new design and paint for Stratford Helicopters with floats, the panel which I have included is also my own. This helicopter is fully animated and upgraded with the "Huey" sound package. Design and Paint by: Lynn Rogers Instrument Panel by: Lynn Rogers.

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Type
Complete with Base Model
Download hits
4.8K
Compatibility
FS2004
Filename
B205SHv3.zip
File size
5.68 MB
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Scanned 24 days ago (clean)
Access to file
Free (Freeware)
Content Rating
Everyone
5 star rating.

Rated 5 out of 5 stars by 2 PRO members.

This Version of the Bell 205-A-1 includes a new design and paint for Stratford Helicopters with floats, the panel which I have included is also my own. This helicopter is fully animated and upgraded with the "Huey" sound package. Design and Paint by: Lynn Rogers Instrument Panel by: Lynn Rogers.

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The archive B205SHv3.zip has 72 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
Bell 205A-1 Stratford Helicopters v3 Floats12.10.030 B
Aircraft.cfg12.10.038.43 kB
Bell 205A-1.air09.12.037.95 kB
gauges12.10.030 B
Bendix_King_Radio.gau09.20.01292.07 kB
carp707_hsi.gau06.17.00398.00 kB
gps.gau09.20.01320.07 kB
HAND.gau05.31.99153.50 kB
RAD_ALT2.gau04.07.98159.50 kB
t38a_adi.gau03.11.01305.50 kB
wiskey-compass.gau01.10.0044.00 kB
model12.10.030 B
bell 205a-1.m0011.29.031.83 MB
Bell 205A-1.mdl12.10.031.83 MB
Bell 205A-1.mdl.mpi09.12.038.37 kB
Model.cfg09.08.0330 B
panel12.10.030 B
panel readme.txt06.06.032.28 kB
panel.cfg11.11.034.87 kB
Thumbs.db05.12.0227.00 kB
uh1d.BMP06.06.03769.05 kB
Readme.txt12.10.035.09 kB
SHF.jpg12.10.0336.94 kB
sound12.10.030 B
combell.wav08.08.01424.05 kB
ncbell1.wav12.11.01464.10 kB
ncbell2.wav12.11.01464.01 kB
osp.wav04.17.0113.25 kB
screetch.wav05.02.991.39 kB
shutbell1.wav08.08.01891.02 kB
shutbell2.wav08.08.01734.52 kB
Sound.cfg01.11.025.83 kB
strtbell1.wav08.08.01794.25 kB
strtbell2.wav08.08.01856.27 kB
t1.wav11.08.0173.75 kB
turbobell.wav12.11.01133.61 kB
texture12.10.030 B
antenae.bmp11.22.03257.05 kB
cargo_misc.bmp12.10.03257.05 kB
crew_misc.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
damage.bmp07.10.0142.74 kB
door_lower_left.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
door_lower_right.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
door_upper_left.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
door_upper_right.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
engine_cowling.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
eye_candy.bmp12.10.03257.05 kB
float_bottom_support.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
float_left.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
float_right.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
float_top_support.bmp11.29.03257.05 kB
floor.bmp08.22.03257.05 kB
fuselage.bmp11.27.03257.05 kB
fuselage_lower_front.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
fuselage_misc.bmp12.10.03257.05 kB
fuselage_top_front.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
instrument.bmp11.13.03257.05 kB
interior_panel.bmp11.13.03257.05 kB
MainRotor_Blur.bmp09.06.03341.40 kB
misc.bmp07.26.03257.05 kB
nose_center_panel.bmp09.10.03257.05 kB
nose_top.bmp11.02.03257.05 kB
pax_doors.bmp11.26.03257.05 kB
pax_doors_interior.bmp11.13.03257.05 kB
seat_cargo.bmp08.23.0365.05 kB
seat_crew.bmp08.22.0365.05 kB
tailboom_assy.bmp11.28.03257.05 kB
TailRotor_Blur.bmp09.06.03341.40 kB
File_id.diz12.10.03405 B
Shf.1.jpg12.10.032.87 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

Editorial

Having finally decided to try this interesting take for FS2002 out of the old bell 205a-1 Statford helicopters with floats, I was thoroughly impressed. Despite FS2002 feeling like it belongs in the Dark Ages compared to more modern simulators, I still felt like this done a good job of representing what is good and honest about old simulators.

Preview screenshot

It looks about as good as it can be and the level of realism in everything from the flight dynamics to the overall level of detail you’ll get inside the cockpit.

Sure, it’s not the DX11 masterpieces that we’re used to from FSX but it’s still a very high level of design for the flight simulator that it’s using. It makes use of fully animated and upgraded changes and adjustments to make sure that it flies at its very best, giving you plenty of understanding of what is going on from the cockpit.

Another big bonus has been the addition of the new sound packages – they really add to the overall atmosphere and make the aircraft much easier to get to grips with. The new sounds offer a big difference to how I was flying, too, thanks to the introduction of the fact they correlate with what you are doing.

When something is not quite right, believe me, you’ll hear the helicopter tell you!

The instrument panels by Lynn Rogers are great, too, giving you another level of control overall. The panels help you read what is going on with the aircraft and therefore makes it much easier for you to manage and control the aircraft to the best of its abilities.

I was really impressed with the body of work put forward here and, the next time I go to use FS2002 again, I might have to give this a go again.

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe

Adam McEnroe is a flight sim enthusiast who has been simming since the days of FS95. Adam writes all of the download section editorials after testing each of the files. Adam has extensive knowledge using various flight simulator packages and thoroughly tests the files before writing about them. Adam also like to fly real-world aircraft in his spare time and is training for his PPL.

Should you wish, you can contact Adam via email at adam@flyawaysimulation.com.

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Chad381Tue, 17 Jul 2007 18:59:36 GMT
Ive given this down load ten because it lacks nothing really . If you struggle to land a helicopter with out wheels in FS2004 the floats give you just the right margin for error, also let you land on water .

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