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FS2004 DC-3 Air Dynamics Modification

DC-3 Air Dynamics Modification (default aircraft, 3-tank). This package offers a modified aircraft.cfg file for the default Douglas DC3. Support documentation explains what changes have been made to make the plane fly more closely to the published specifications for the real DC-3, vintage 1939. S...

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  • Type:Patch
  • File: dc3_bb3.zip
  • Size:613.24 KB
  • Scan: Clean (22d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
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DC-3 Air Dynamics Modification (default aircraft, 3-tank). This package offers a modified aircraft.cfg file for the default Douglas DC3. Support documentation explains what changes have been made to make the plane fly more closely to the published specifications for the real DC-3, vintage 1939. Supplied with backup file for easy installation. By Mark Beaumont and Dave Bitzer.

Cover image for DC-3 Air Dynamics Modification.

Cover image for DC-3 Air Dynamics Modification.

Installation:

Unzip DC3_BB3.ZIP to a temporary folder.

The file 'aircraft.cfg' is a replacement for your default DC-3 'aircraft.cfg' and 'aircraft_BK_orig.cfg' is a backup of the Microsoft original.

If you have made no changes to your default DC-3 (i.e. added no other aircraft texture sets) then you can simply move these two files to your "....\Flight Simulator 9\Aircraft\Douglas_DC3\" folder and overwrite what's there. If, however, you have added extra texture sets, then you will already know how to cut and paste your list of extra [flightsim.XXX] entries into this new 'aircraft.cfg' file.

(Alternatively, copy everything from [GENERAL] down in this new file and paste it into your existing 'aircraft.cfg' file in the same position i.e. overwriting everything from [GENERAL] down.)

Should you decide that this new file is not for you for any reason, then remove it and rename 'aircraft_BK_orig.cfg' to 'aircraft.cfg' (taking care to preserve any [flightsim.XXX] entries you might have added).

Finally, note the folder called "Support Specifications", which is intended for your reference and is self-explanatory. Click on the file of the same name within the folder to read this browser-based document. We suggest that you also move this folder to your 'Douglas_DC3' folder within FS2004, together with this README.

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A cruise control chart for the Douglas DC-3 displays multiple tables of engine settings, fuel flow, and operational notes for Quebécair.A cruising chart displays intersecting lines for temperature, density altitude, and true airspeed, with diagonal bands indicating rated engine power in horsepower.A data table lists manifold pressure, fuel flow, and brake horsepower values for various altitudes and outside air temperatures at 2050 RPM.A performance chart displays lines for fuel flow, density altitude, temperature, and true airspeed at a gross weight of 24,400 pounds.A graph displays manifold pressure versus true airspeed for a DC-3 at four altitudes, using colored lines and labeled axes.A graph plots manifold pressure in inches versus true airspeed in knots for a modified DC-3 at four different altitudes.A graph plots manifold pressure in inches against true airspeed in knots for a DC-3 at various altitudes and power settings.A performance chart displays manifold pressure versus true airspeed for a modified DC-3 at four different altitudes, each shown with a distinct color.A graph plots manifold pressure in inches against true airspeed in knots for a DC-3 at four different altitudes, using colored lines.A graph displays manifold pressure in inches versus true airspeed in knots for a DC-3 at four different altitudes.A graph compares DC3 pitch up in degrees versus KTAS for four configurations, using colored lines and a labeled legend.The screen is entirely filled with a solid dark red color and contains no visible text, graphics, or interface elements.A solid dark red background fills the entire frame with no visible flight simulation elements, controls, or scenery present.

The archive dc3_bb3.zip has 22 files and directories contained within it.

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image011.jpg03.01.0444.81 kB
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image013.gif03.01.0495 B
Support Specifications.htm03.01.0442.73 kB
Support Specifications03.01.040 B
README_DC3_BB3.txt03.01.045.00 kB
aircraft.cfg03.01.0421.40 kB
aircraft_BK_orig.cfg05.16.0320.17 kB
bb3.gif03.01.0411.97 kB
file_id.diz02.28.04492 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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Installation Instructions

Most of the freeware add-on aircraft and scenery packages in our file library come with easy installation instructions which you can read above in the file description. For further installation help, please see our Flight School for our full range of tutorials or view the README file contained within the download. If in doubt, you may also ask a question or view existing answers in our dedicated Q&A forum.

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