FSX MD500E Paint Kit

MD500E Paint Kit. A repaint kit for the Nemeth Design Hughes MD500E, updated to FSX. By T. Marson.

Repaint kit for the Nemeth Design free ware release MD500E FS9, updated to FSX.

Acceleration update by Cris Gaeth.
MD 500D (OH-6A) models & textures assembled by Kyle "PHILLK" and brought to you by the Nor-Cal Prop Club.
Model by Peter Nemeth and Tamas Nemeth.

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title=MD500E paint
sim=MD500E
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=paint
kb_checklists=
kb_reference=
prop_anim_ratio=-1.86
atc_airline=Private
atc_flight_number=99999
atc_id=H-999
atc_id_color=0x00000000
ui_manufacturer="McDonnell Douglas"
ui_typerole="Light utility helicopter"
ui_type="MD500E"
ui_variation="paint"
description=This MD500-E model was created by the Nemeth brothers for their MD500-E release. New exterior paint, Logo and totally new air file (handling) by Chris Gaeth (HC353PA_Panther*IP*). Totally reworked sound package by Jordan Moore. This package is free for personal use, as was the original by the Nemeth brothers. Artwork and the contents of individual files are copyrighted by their respective authors, however anyone is free to change these files out for other files, just as we have done here. The MD 500E flew for the first time on 28 January 1982, with deliveries starting in December of that year. It replaced the MD 500D in production. The Allison 250-C20R engine became available in late 1998. \n\nPower plant: 1 x Rolls-Royce (Allison) 250-C20B or 250-C20R turbine engine as an option\nPower: 1 x 313 kW (420 shp), derated to 280 kW (375 shp) for take-off or 261 kW (350 shp) maximum continuous. The -C20R is rated at 336 kW (450 shp), but derated to the same performance, thus giving more reserves under hot and high conditions\nDimensions\nOverall length, rotors turning: 9,4 m (30,83 ft)\nFuselage length: 7,49 m (24,57 ft)\nHeight: 2,67 m (8,75 ft)\nWidth over landing: 1,91 m (6,26 ft)\nSpan over tail: 1,65 m (5,41 ft)\nRotor diameter: 8,05 m (26,41 ft)\nTail rotor diameter: 1,37 m (4,49 ft)\nMain rotor disk area: 50,89 sq\/m (547,77sq\/ft)
visual_damage=1

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