Restauravia Max Holste MH 1521 Broussard

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A very used French plane !

Download it on the Restauravia website.


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Marc
 
Marc,

I took the liberty of correcting the link you inserted so that it would work and sticking this thread as it is a new release.

Priller
 
Really fun and interesting aircraft -- it's like someone crossed a Beaver with a Wilga and an Ercoupe. It took me a while to figure out how to get her started, and even longer to figure out how to use the radios, but I got it sorted (even though I don't speak French. My only complaint is that the glass isn't reflective or shiny like glass. It's there, but it looks like that anti-glare glass you get with some picture frames. Small thing.
Nevertheless, it's fun to fly and looks great. Thank you for this gift. I've added it to my fleet.







 
I do love this; I have a thing for French postwar aircraft. IIRC the ATSim Broussard was one of the last things I bought for P3D before making the switch to MSFS -- it allowed me to remember the start sequence (which is not really the same as anything not-French).
 
I've got to check this out!
My son and I had had a flight in one a few years ago. We loved it. The pilot made a bush flying style landing and told us a lot about the plane.
The aircraft shows up often in fly ins in our area.

Cheers,
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Killbilly said:
Really fun and interesting aircraft -- it's like someone crossed a Beaver with a Wilga and an Ercoupe. It took me a while to figure out how to get her started, and even longer to figure out how to use the radios, but I got it sorted (even though I don't speak French. My only complaint is that the glass isn't reflective or shiny like glass. It's there, but it looks like that anti-glare glass you get with some picture frames. Small thing.
Nevertheless, it's fun to fly and looks great. Thank you for this gift. I've added it to my fleet.







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Love your Outland Aviation paints, Killbilly!

How did you get the pilots in there? Mine's a ghost plane.
 
The glass (windows) has not be parented to the door, so when the door moves, the glass stay in place !
It's in the 3D model that the solution should be implemented ;) .
 
An issue I am having, every time I try to lower the flaps to full, I am getting a crash detection on the ground or in air. I think that is a first in all the years I have been in FS.
 
You are the third person to experience this flap bug.
However, we were unable to reproduce it, and therefore cannot fix it.
To do so, you would need to provide us with all of your MSFS 2020 settings.
 
@StormILM,

This behavior or "bug" is related to the management by Microsoft of the damage caused to the aircraft structure.
I had the same problem with my Aeronca 7AC at the beginning of the year (even though the Aeronca doesn’t have flaps but I used this fonction to add more drag on the aircraft).

The solution was found by rereading the SDK and the "Aircraft Damage" part: https://docs.flightsimulator.com/ht..._Aircraft.htm?rhhlterm=stress&rhsearch=stress

The calculation of stress by Microsoft on an aircraft is based on only 4 variables that are related to the Flaps (the rest is not taken into account):
- positive_g_limit_flaps_up
- positive_g_limit_flaps_down
- negative_g_limit_flaps_up
- negative_g_limit_flaps_down

If the choice of its values is "too tight", that is to say that we want to stick too much to reality, Microsoft considers that the plane is in bad condition.
The only solution if we still want to use this Stress option, is to be "broader" and increase the chosen values.

Try to use this values :
positive_g_limit_flaps_up = 4 ; Flap positive load limit when up. Same dimension as gravity vector FEET/SECONDS^2
positive_g_limit_flaps_down = 2 ; Flap positive load limit when down. Same dimension as gravity vector FEET/SECONDS^2
negative_g_limit_flaps_up = -3.5 ; Flap negative load limit when up. Same dimension as gravity vector FEET/SECONDS^2
negative_g_limit_flaps_down = -3.5 ; Flap negative load limit when down. Same dimension as gravity vector FEET/SECONDS^2
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Positive_g_limit_flaps_down has an error in the last version : it was a positive value that should be entered
Negative_g_limit_flaps_up/down should be increased from -1.5 (origin) to -3.5

I just test theses new values in MSFS 2020 with and without Stress options and when the flaps are used (ground or air): no crash appears.
Perhaps, the values ( -3.5 ) are a little to hard but flaps can be used.

PS: My sim is configured to "modern" FM of course :cool:
 
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