FSX RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod Package
RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod Package. The recently retired Nimrod served the RAF well for 40 years and provide an unparalleled level of maritime patrol and SAR cover. Based on the DeHavilland Comet 4 the aircraft was fitted with Rolls Royce Spey engines and was home to the largest bomb bay of any N...
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- Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
- Filename
- nimrodfsx.zip
- File size
- 101.34 MB
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- Scanned 11 days ago (clean)
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- Free (Freeware)
- Content Rating
- Everyone
RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod Package. The recently retired Nimrod served the RAF well for 40 years and provide an unparalleled level of maritime patrol and SAR cover. Based on the DeHavilland Comet 4 the aircraft was fitted with Rolls Royce Spey engines and was home to the largest bomb bay of any NATO aircraft. The package contains models of the Nimrod MR1, MR2 and R1 aircraft. Several paint schemes for each have been included. The model is designed to be flown entirely from the VC. This package was designed by Brian Franklin. Instrumentation provided by Jim Cooper. Additional help was supplied by Rick Piper, Dyl Roberts. Information provided by Neil Campbell, Brian Withers.
RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod in flight.
RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod package for FSX.
Installation
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Unzip the installation executable file (Simshed-Nimrod.exe) to a temporary folder of your choice.
Run the file.
The installer will locate the FSX hole folder using your registry providing you have not moved it after the FSX installation. If you have moved it or the installer is denied access to the registry you can manually browse to the FSX main folder.
Introduction
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The recently retired Nimrod served the RAF well for 40 years and provide an unparalled level of maritime patrol and SAR cover. Based on the DeHavilland Comet 4 the sircraft was fitted with Rolls Royce Spey engines and was home to the largest bomb bay of any NATO aircraft.
The Package is for FSX only and contains models of the Nimrod MR1, MR2 and R1 aircraft. Several paint schemes for each have been included.
The model is designed to be flown entirely from the VC so please enjoy it.
Support
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This package was designed by Brian Franklin.
Instrumentation provided by Jim Cooper.
Additional help was supplied by Rick Piper, Dyl Roberts.
Information provided by Neil Campbell, Brian Withers.
Beta testing preformed by Trev Clark, Dave Booker, Ben Watson and Rick Piper.
My special thank to 201 & 42 Sqn's RAF Kinloss.
RAF Hawker Siddeley Nimrod on runway.
The archive nimrodfsx.zip has 26 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 |
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Readme.txt | 01.12.11 | 1.40 kB |
Simshed-Nimrod.exe | 12.21.10 | 98.41 MB |
images | 12.28.10 | 0 B |
1-181210132623-2.jpg | 12.28.10 | 74.30 kB |
1-181210132648-0.jpg | 12.28.10 | 96.91 kB |
comet4.jpg | 12.21.10 | 6.57 kB |
ENG1.jpg | 12.22.10 | 491.85 kB |
IP1.jpg | 12.21.10 | 345.83 kB |
IP2.jpg | 12.21.10 | 301.88 kB |
IP3.jpg | 12.22.10 | 257.35 kB |
IP4.jpg | 12.21.10 | 271.79 kB |
MR2-1.jpg | 12.21.10 | 91.84 kB |
OHP1.jpg | 12.22.10 | 331.39 kB |
OHP2.jpg | 12.22.10 | 322.84 kB |
ped1.jpg | 12.22.10 | 342.84 kB |
searchlight.jpg | 12.22.10 | 125.00 kB |
sim1.jpg | 12.22.10 | 133.86 kB |
xv226.jpg | 12.21.10 | 39.26 kB |
xv230.jpg | 12.21.10 | 9.80 kB |
Nimrod.html | 01.05.11 | 15.85 kB |
SIMSHED NIMROD - Autopilot Operation.mht | 12.21.10 | 560.58 kB |
th1.jpg | 12.21.10 | 35.69 kB |
HTML | 12.21.10 | 0 B |
mr2tn.png | 01.12.11 | 55.73 kB |
flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
Installation Instructions
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being atached to the royal airforce at laarbruch in early 1964 have enjoyed all forms of aviation , and many years later am still doing so alas im not as nimble as in my early years so have this computer and flight simulater, which enables me to keep up to date so to speak but would feel lost without it I am a born flier,, and have learned a lot and :blowing my own trumpet: know a lot,,,
How do you tune the radio?