FSX Coast Guard Hovercraft

PreviewFSX Coast Guard Hovercraft. By Mitsuya Hamaguchi.

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Type
Complete with Base Model
Download hits
4.5K
Compatibility
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
Filename
fsxcghvr.zip
File size
4.89 MB
Virus Scan
Scanned 26 days ago (clean)
Access to file
Free (Freeware)
Content Rating
Everyone
4 star rating.

Rated 4 out of 5 stars by 5 PRO members.

FSX Coast Guard Hovercraft. By Mitsuya Hamaguchi.

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The archive fsxcghvr.zip has 61 files and directories contained within it.

File Contents

This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.

Filename/Directory File Date File Size
aircraft.cfg04.12.0718.64 kB
Effects04.13.070 B
hama_hover_tchdrt.fx09.13.062.39 kB
hama_SRN_1.fx09.13.061.26 kB
hama_SRN_Side.fx09.13.062.38 kB
hama_hover_srn.air06.27.057.12 kB
model04.13.070 B
model.cfg09.13.0621 B
srn6.mdl09.13.061.15 MB
model.NoPassenger04.13.070 B
model.cfg09.13.0625 B
srn6_NoP.mdl09.13.06873.29 kB
panel04.13.070 B
panel.cfg09.11.063.25 kB
Panel_forward_1024.bmp09.09.06769.05 kB
Panel_forward_640.bmp09.09.06301.05 kB
SRN.cab09.11.068.80 kB
Thumbs.db09.09.0619.00 kB
README.txt04.12.071.27 kB
sound04.13.070 B
sound.cfg04.13.0727 B
texture.TVA-CG04.13.070 B
D.bmp11.20.0664.07 kB
Kayaks.bmp11.20.061.00 MB
kyouko.bmp11.20.0664.07 kB
menori.bmp11.20.0664.07 kB
panel_l.bmp11.20.06128.07 kB
panel_up_l.bmp11.20.06128.07 kB
prop_srn.bmp11.20.0616.07 kB
SRN_interior_l.bmp11.20.061.00 MB
SRN_interior_t.bmp11.20.061.00 MB
SRN_l.bmp11.20.061.00 MB
SRN_t.bmp11.20.061.00 MB
thumbnail.JPG04.13.073.92 kB
Thumbs.db09.13.0628.00 kB
FSXCOASTGUARDHOVERCRAFT04.13.070 B
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
Screenshots08.21.190 B
screen-1.jpg08.20.19144.67 kB
screen-10.jpg08.20.19203.80 kB
screen-11.jpg08.20.19156.73 kB
screen-12.jpg08.20.19179.48 kB
screen-13.jpg08.20.19151.81 kB
screen-14.jpg08.20.19109.52 kB
screen-15.jpg08.20.19110.73 kB
screen-16.jpg08.20.1996.69 kB
screen-17.jpg08.20.19316.51 kB
screen-18.jpg08.20.19299.98 kB
screen-19.jpg08.20.19256.44 kB
screen-2.jpg08.20.19136.78 kB
screen-20.jpg08.20.19259.73 kB
screen-21.jpg08.20.19248.39 kB
screen-22.jpg08.20.19160.13 kB
screen-3.jpg08.20.19161.52 kB
screen-4.jpg08.20.19147.62 kB
screen-5.jpg08.20.19156.07 kB
screen-6.jpg08.20.19134.40 kB
screen-7.jpg08.20.19124.16 kB
screen-8.jpg08.20.19158.99 kB
screen-9.jpg08.20.1991.52 kB
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Robin PaineSun, 16 Aug 2015 10:06:49 GMT

There is a 700 page book, with 450 pictures called 'On a Cushion of Air', (available through Amazon, The Book Depository and Kindle), which tells the story of Christopher Cockerell's discovery that heavy weights could be supported on a cushion of low pressure air, and the development of the hovercraft by those who were there, from the very early days through to the heyday of the giant 165-ton SRN.4, which crossed the English Channel starting in 1968 carrying 30 cars and 254 passengers at speeds in excess of 75 knots on a calm day. It was subsequently widened to carry 36 cars and 280 passengers with an A.U.W. of 200 tones and was later lengthened to an A.U.W of 325 tons and capable of carrying 55 cars and 424 passengers. The amazing point was that from 165 tons to 325 tons only 400 extra hp was required, although a bit of speed was sacrificed, proving conclusively that Christopher Cockerell's theory was sound. Sadly, for economic reasons, the service came to an end on 1st October 2000. In total 6 SR.4s were built and the two remaining ones are in the Hovercraft Museum at Lee-on-Solent, England. See www.onacushionofair.com

TimmileyMon, 04 Aug 2008 16:06:12 GMT
NICE DETAIL AND FUN TO USE IN WATER OR OTHER GROUND THAT CHANGES IN ELEVATION. I LIKE HAVING THIS FILE AND I THINK OTHERS WILL TOO. I WOULD PAY ABOUT $4 FOR THIS ONE.
JodynamoMon, 10 Sep 2007 15:24:03 GMT
Fun to just drive around on land and water. Nice work must be close to the real thing.
africaTue, 19 Jun 2007 22:41:35 GMT
OK

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