FSX Grumman Avenger TBM-3W

PreviewThe Eastern TBM-3W Avenger was an airborne early warning radar aircraft developed during the Second World War but that only entered service in May 1946. The TBM-3W joined the fleet in May 1946, and was soon paired with the TBM-3S in hunter-killer anti-submarine teams. The powerful radar in the -3...

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Type
Complete with Base Model
Download hits
745
Compatibility
Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
Filename
grumman_avenger_tbm-3w.zip
File size
8.95 MB
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Scanned 20 days ago (clean)
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Free (Freeware)
Content Rating
Everyone

The Eastern TBM-3W Avenger was an airborne early warning radar aircraft developed during the Second World War but that only entered service in May 1946. The TBM-3W joined the fleet in May 1946, and was soon paired with the TBM-3S in hunter-killer anti-submarine teams. The powerful radar in the -3W would be used to find a potential Soviet submarine, guiding the -3S onto its target. The -3W remained in service with the US fleet until the mid 1950. Gmax model, tested in FSX/FSX Acceleration/FS2004 Windows 7/8 by A.F. Scrub.

Screenshot of Grumman Avenger TBM-3W in flight.

Screenshot of Grumman Avenger TBM-3W in flight.

Installation:

  • Unzip " Avenger_TBM3W" into a temporary file and move the "Avenger_TBM3W" folder into the main Aircraft directory.
  • Read instructions carefully when installing the gauges , say YES...when asked if the gauges sources should be trusted. If you say no....most of the gauges are not going to work!
  • Paste all gauges and Cab into the flightsim gauges folder.
  • Copy the effects into the Microsoft Games\Flight Simulator \effects folder.

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The archive grumman_avenger_tbm-3w.zip has 53 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.cfg01.21.1512.63 kB
fx_engstrt_ME109.fx07.21.0526.80 kB
fx_radialpower.fx01.22.084.12 kB
fx_V12_Exhaust.fx01.18.051.24 kB
FILE_ID.DIZ01.21.15549 B
in flight.jpg01.21.1584.40 kB
AvengerTBM3W.mdl01.21.151.25 MB
Model.cfg01.16.1531 B
Autopilot.cab05.22.14143.02 kB
Aux_unit.bmp11.15.03193.12 kB
f6f3_hellcat.gau08.16.01692.00 kB
panel.cfg01.21.154.19 kB
panel1.bmp01.20.151.50 MB
thrust_background_640.bmp06.07.0025.29 kB
Thumbs.db12.04.0513.50 kB
Centaurus_1.wav01.12.10291.58 kB
Centaurus_2.wav01.12.10264.22 kB
Centaurus_3.wav01.12.10300.50 kB
Centaurus_4.wav01.12.10218.59 kB
Centaurus_prop1a.wav01.12.1059.91 kB
Centaurus_prop1b.wav01.12.1067.32 kB
Centaurus_prop2a.wav01.12.1061.88 kB
Centaurus_prop2b.wav01.12.1072.26 kB
Centaurus_shutdown.wav01.12.10107.66 kB
Centaurus_starter.wav01.12.1037.86 kB
Centaurus_startup.wav01.12.1069.45 kB
Sound.cfg01.12.106.39 kB
xCentaurus_1.wav01.12.10291.58 kB
xCentaurus_2.wav01.12.10265.07 kB
xCentaurus_3.wav01.12.10300.50 kB
xCentaurus_4.wav01.12.10218.59 kB
xCentaurus_shutdown.wav01.12.10107.66 kB
xCentaurus_starter.wav01.12.1037.86 kB
xCentaurus_startup.wav01.12.1069.45 kB
TBM Avenger.air10.27.0010.35 kB
TBM3W.txt01.21.153.80 kB
cockinside.bmp01.19.1585.43 kB
Engine2.bmp12.27.0042.74 kB
Fuselage.bmp01.20.155.33 MB
Fuselage1.bmp01.09.155.33 MB
glass.bmp07.22.07170.74 kB
metal.bmp11.03.0665.05 kB
Pilot.bmp04.07.1132.07 kB
prop1.bmp05.08.12256.07 kB
prop3b.bmp01.10.15341.43 kB
p_47_vc_map.bmp03.24.03682.74 kB
radiotexture.bmp03.25.14341.43 kB
thumbnail.jpg01.20.15101.23 kB
wings.bmp01.19.155.33 MB
VC.jpg01.21.1587.90 kB
wingsfolded.jpg01.21.1587.39 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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pr9383Mon, 07 Jan 2019 18:08:54 GMT

Very stable. Simplistic, but functional 3D panel. If you like to fly a slow monoplane, this is a good choice! Great for deck landing practice.

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