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X-Plane 11 Douglas C-133 Cargomaster 1.0.1

Douglas C-133 Cargomaster brings a classic USAF strategic turboprop airlifter to X-Plane 11 with a polished conversion of Robert Pearson’s original model, built for heavyweight cargo operations and period-correct flying. Expect a detailed exterior and immersive virtual cockpit suited to ramp loading, long-range haulage, and Cold War-era airlift missions.

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X-Plane 11 (XP11)

Cargomaster in XP11 on ramp.X-Plane 11 Douglas C-133 Cargomaster 1.0.1 This is Robert Pearson's Cargomaster, converted for X-Plane 11.

The Douglas C-133 Cargomaster was a large turboprop cargo aircraft built between 1956 and 1961 by the Douglas Aircraft Company for use with the United States Air Force. The C-133 was the USAF's only production turboprop-powered strategic airlifter, entering service shortly after the Lockheed C-130 Hercules, which was known as a tactical airlifter. It provided airlift services in a wide range of applications, being replaced by the C-5 Galaxy in the early 1970s.

Thank you to Robert Pearson for creating this aircraft for X-Plane. By Sean McLeod (Aerostarsim).

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c-133_cargomaster_xp1105_1.zip
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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
C-133 Cargomaster XP1105_108.24.170 B
Cargomaster.acf08.15.172.76 MB
Cargomaster.acf~08.15.172.76 MB
Cargomaster_cockpit.bmp10.22.063.00 MB
Cargomaster_cockpit_out.obj07.15.17126.88 kB
Cargomaster_icon11.png08.15.17422.85 kB
Cargomaster_icon11_thumb.png08.15.1736.05 kB
Cargomaster_paint.bmp10.22.063.00 MB
Cargomaster_paint2.bmp10.22.06768.05 kB
Cargomaster_prefs.txt08.15.17195 B
Cargomaster_prop.png03.26.0532.83 kB
Documentation08.24.170 B
C-133A Cargomaster Standard Aircraft Characteristics.pdf08.17.173.48 MB
Douglas C-133A &B Flight Data Handbook.pdf08.17.1768.67 MB
Douglas C-133A &B Flight Manual.pdf08.17.1767.53 MB
FILE_ID.DIZ08.24.17694 B
XPLMGetNthAircraftModel.txt11.13.0725 B
airfoils01.23.170 B
naca23015.afl08.11.1724.49 kB
naca23017.afl08.11.1724.49 kB
naca64a010.afl08.11.1724.49 kB
naca64a012.afl08.11.1724.49 kB
cockpit08.24.170 B
engine01.23.170 B
engine round01.23.170 B
engine_ITT-2.png01.12.063.04 kB
engine_ITT-4.png01.12.063.16 kB
engine_ITT.png10.14.0610.68 kB
engine_ITT.txt01.12.06266 B
engine_OILP-2.png01.12.063.04 kB
engine_OILP-4.png01.12.063.16 kB
engine_OILP.png10.14.0610.52 kB
engine_OILP.txt01.12.06266 B
engine_OILT-2.png01.12.063.04 kB
engine_OILT-4.png01.12.063.16 kB
engine_OILT.png10.14.0610.41 kB
engine_OILT.txt01.12.06266 B
engine_RPM_engine-2.png01.12.063.04 kB
engine_RPM_engine-4.png01.12.063.16 kB
engine_RPM_engine.png10.14.0610.77 kB
engine_RPM_engine.txt01.12.06266 B
engine_TRQ-2.png01.12.063.04 kB
engine_TRQ-4.png01.12.063.16 kB
engine_TRQ.png10.14.0611.19 kB
engine_TRQ.txt01.12.06266 B
standard six01.23.170 B
airspeed01.23.170 B
ASI_preset_BC_dig-1.png01.12.063.54 kB
ASI_preset_BC_dig-2.png01.12.064.01 kB
ASI_preset_BC_dig-3.png01.12.062.85 kB
ASI_preset_BC_dig.png10.14.0617.95 kB
image1.jpg08.24.1752.42 kB
image2.jpg08.24.1746.22 kB
weapons01.23.170 B
flap_track.wpn10.14.0612.76 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B

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golson707 PRO

Any chance of us at X-PLANE getting the new more realistic VC and 2D Panels?

BTW - I notice my model is flying Nose Down, even when I change the power settings/trim/CG. In addition, I am able only to get about 230knots out of it at constant MAX power at cruise. Please note the following data from Wikipedia:

Engine: 4x Pratt & Whitney T34-P-9W Turboprop Power: 7,500 horsepower Max Cruise Speed: 312 knots 578 Km/h Approach Speed (Vref): Travel range: 3,560 Nautical Miles 6,593 Kilometers Fuel Economy: Service Ceiling: 29,950 feet Rate of Climb: 1280 feet/minute 6.50metre / second

Your modal brings back a lot of memories ----

Thank you.

  1. Joez68 PRO

    The internal view appears to be incomplete.

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