FSX South African Air Force Vickers Viscount 700

South African Air Force Vickers Viscount 700, c/n 280 V.781D. Delivered to the SAAF, 28 Squadron on 16 June 1958 carrying a large consignment of airframe spare parts. A lot of these parts were never used and were discovered in a stockists inventory in the UK in 2010 and are now being used to restore museum Viscounts around the world. On 1 February 1968 to 21 Squadron and then to 44 Squadron on 28 October 1983 where it continued operation as a VIP transport aircraft until withdrawn from use in September 1991. It was sold in September 1991 to Bazair and exported as 9Q-CWL. It crashed on 6 June 1997, killing all 23 on board in the DRC. These are texture files only. Prior installation of Jens B. Kirstensen's FSX Vickers Viscount package (VISCOUNT_10X.ZIP) is required. Repaint by Andre Reimers.

Installation:

1. Place the unzipped texture folder into the folder where you have the JBK Vickers Viscount 700D installed, e.g. FSX\SimObjects\Airplanes\JBK Vickers Viscount 700D.
2. Open the Aircraft.cfg file in the JBK Vickers Viscount 700D folder in notepad. Add the following section to the beginning of the file, just below the similar sections already present. Change the x in [fltsim.x] to the next number following the [fltsim. ] sections already present.

[fltsim.xx]
title=JBK Vickers Viscount SAAF 150
sim=JBK Vickers Viscount
model=radar
panel=
sound=
texture=saaf_150
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=V700_ref
ui_manufacturer=Vickers
ui_type=Viscount 700 (JBK)
ui_variation=SAAF 150
atc_heavy=0
atc_id=150
atc_airline=airforce
atc_flight_number=150
description=c/n 280 V.781D. Delivered to the SAAF, 28 Squadron on 16 June 1958 carrying a large consignment of airframe spare parts. A lot of these parts were never used and were discovered in a stockists inventory in the UK in 2010 and are now being used to restore museum Viscounts around the world. On 1 February 1968 to 21 Squadron and then to 44 Squadron on 28 October 1983 where it continued opearation as a VIP transport aircraft until withdrawn from use in September 1991. It was sold in September 1991 to Bazair and exported as 9Q-CWL. It crashed on 6 June 1997, killing all 23 on board in the DRC.
prop_anim_ratio=0.95