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FSX Northrop Grumman B-2A Stealth Bomber

Northrop Grumman B-2A Spirit brings the iconic stealth bomber to FSX SP2/Acceleration with a detailed low-observable exterior and authentic USAF presence for deep-strike mission flying. The package includes a customized 2-D panel and tailored sound set, capturing the aircraft’s unique character while supporting conventional and nuclear strike scenarios.

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  • File: b2afsxp2.zip
  • Size:19.49 MB
  • Scan: Clean (29d) Verified clean
  • Access:Freeware
  • Content:Everyone
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FSX Northrop Grumman B-2A Stealth Bomber for FSX SP2/Acceleration. The B-2A Spirit is the newest bomber in the USAF inventory. The B-2A, sometimes called the "Stealth Bomber," was designed using sophisticated low-observable technologies that give the aircraft a very low radar cross section (very small "blip" on the radar screen). The B-2A is capable of delivering both conventional and nuclear weapons against heavily defended targets. Model comes with customized 2-D panel, No VC and customized sound set. Original model by Ruggero Osto, converted to FSX by High Flight Simulations / B.C. Selb. (See also B2APNLFX.ZIP)

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A dark flying wing aircraft cruises above a patchwork landscape with scattered small clouds and several winding rivers visible below.A black flying wing aircraft cruises above scattered white clouds, with rivers and patchwork fields visible on the terrain below.A modern jet cockpit displays a heads-up guidance system, primary flight display, engine indicators, and navigation map with autopilot settings.A dark gray stealth bomber with tricycle landing gear is parked on a taxiway near autumn trees and a grassy field.A dark, flying wing military aircraft is taxiing on a runway with autumn-colored trees and scattered clouds in the background.A black flying wing military aircraft cruises above scattered white clouds over a coastal landscape with rivers and peninsulas visible below.A large stealth bomber with extended landing gear and a deployed crew ladder is parked on a runway near autumn trees.A stealth bomber with a flying wing design cruises above scattered clouds over the ocean, with a coastline visible in the lower left.A large, dark stealth bomber with tricycle landing gear is parked on a runway near trees with autumn foliage under a cloudy sky.A black flying wing military aircraft with navigation lights is cruising above scattered clouds and patchwork fields under a blue sky.A dark, angular stealth bomber with visible panel lines flies above scattered clouds over a blue ocean with distant landmasses.A dark flying wing aircraft cruises above scattered white clouds with deep blue ocean water visible far below.A dark gray flying wing aircraft with a blue-tinted cockpit canopy is seen flying above scattered clouds and water.A dark, angular stealth bomber with a distinctive flying wing design cruises above a pale landscape under light blue sky and streaked clouds.A dark flying wing aircraft with visible navigation lights banks over scattered clouds above a coastline and open water.A view from an aircraft window shows a swept wing with visible panel lines beneath a blue sky with high, streaky clouds.A dark, flying wing aircraft is viewed from below against a cloudy blue sky with a faint cockpit dome visible.A black flying wing aircraft with its landing gear extended is shown in flight against a blue sky with scattered clouds.A dark, angular stealth bomber with a tinted cockpit canopy is shown flying against a clear blue sky.A dark, angular flying wing aircraft with a flat, jagged trailing edge is shown against a clear blue sky.

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Readme.txt03.08.081.81 kB
setup.exe03.08.0816.05 MB
b2.bmp03.08.081.83 MB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
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jpop8807Thu, 16 Aug 2018 03:25:23 GMT

So far the best b2 out there I downloaded another one which used what looks to be a passenger airlines insides. it flew well not as good as this one. The issue with the other one is I couldn't break 480 knots. Thats using the gps ground speed. The knots in the air wouldn't go over 370ish. Thank you for giving this one the actual performance numbers.

JamesTue, 06 Jun 2017 13:26:28 GMT

Is there a certain requirement for the flares? i hit f nothing happens, also hitting w key moves camera to the front nose of the plane,

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