Details

Edité par

VIRTAVIA
Vendu par

VIRTAVIA
Taille
41.11MB
Disponible depuis
2010-10-04
Version
v.1
PID
4788

In 1945, Vought Corporation was asked to design a naval jet which would exceed 600 mph and have a service ceiling of 40,000 feet at 0.95 Mach. The result was the F7U-1, an unfortunately lackluster aircraft. The plane was redesigned as the F7U-3, with uprated engines and other improvements. Still, the plane was underpowered and suffered many problems, among them a weak nosegear strut which could collapse on a carrier landing and break the pilot's back. The plane suffered from high fuel consumption and was likely to go completely out of control at high angles of attack. However,it was rugged and was known to have pulled over 9 gs on more than one occasion, with at least one visibly bent aircraft after such a maneuver. In our version, all the danger is gone, but all the great fun of flying an early jet age fighter-bomber remains. But watch out for high angles of attack -- this bird loves to tumble. In all, 307 of all types were produced, 98 of which were the F7U-3M.

For FS2004 and FSX

Features

full native FSX model with all FSX features (bump mapping, self-shadowing, bloom etc)
3 loadout variations, incl. 'clean'
detailed textures with subtle reflectivity
simulated F7U soundset included
authentic virtual cockpit with animations and mousable controls
authentic all-xml 2D panel, custom pop-ups for autopilot and radios, fully mousable
automatic (on throttle) animated afterburner visual effect with corresponding performance boost
automatic smoke trail, wing surface vapour flash and wingtip vortices effects
animated wingfold, tailhook, speedbrakes, togglable pilot figure
animated canopy (shift-e)
highly authentic flight model with illustrated checklist
v-c rain effects (FS9 only)
realistic, animated crew figure