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C-97G Stratofreighter Uploaded

WND,

Thanks It is not necessary as I did not realize I could turn off or on any specific engine using cool window monitor panel so that I can taxi from runway to gate or cargo apron using two engines instead of four engines to save fuel. I just thought I had to use each of four yellow mixture control levels for each of engines to turn it off or on.

And since de-ice function has not yet installed on KC-97/C-97, will those planes work in sub zero arctic conditions such as Alaska without having instrumental gauges fail due to lack of pitot tube?

Regards,

Aharon
 
Aharon: for the combined de-icing functions see Monitor > Engines > OAT > on/off.

As Dan has noticed, the ice patch on the wings is missing on all paints including mine, duh. I forgot to activate a layer... Here is a pic of the WIP HC-97G. The red circles show where these ice patches should be. I'll add them to my paints in the next update. Sorry about that!

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Repainters: here is a quick an dirty png layer containing only these patches, simply copy/paste to your combined 1/2 texture:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/51024107/wingspatch.zip
 
I reworked Aero Pacifico XA-PII and uploaded it to Library.

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Thank you Manfred for ice patch update, works fine for me.
 
mjahn said:
Aharon: for the combined de-icing functions see Monitor > Engines > OAT > on/off.

As Dan has noticed, the ice patch on the wings is missing on all paints including mine, duh. I forgot to activate a layer... Here is a pic of the WIP HC-97G. The red circles show where these ice patches should be. I'll add them to my paints in the next update. Sorry about that!

icewarn.jpg


Repainters: here is a quick an dirty png layer containing only these patches, simply copy/paste to your combined 1/2 texture:

https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/51024107/wingspatch.zip
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Thank you Manfred, I'm doing my happy dance......she is beautiful!!!!!!
 
A couple of derelict C97s at Stockton back in the 1990s. I don't know if they survived to see further service or not. I recall being inside one though dodging birds that were attacking me in the main cabin.

 
jankees said:
Finally in bed, today the Carboniferous fluvial sands and the Posidonia shale, tomorrow the Rotliegendes.... if this makes any sense to you?
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Sounds like you are in the South of Germany. However I prefer the Bavarian beer :very_drunk:

Thanks for the repaint, I like it :encouragement:

Cheers,
Huub
 
Superb Manfred...a HC-97G! :applause:

jankees said:
Finally in bed, today the Carboniferous fluvial sands and the Posidonia shale, tomorrow the Rotliegendes.... if this makes any sense to you?
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Yeap, Thanks Jan. :encouragement: I am curious about Petroleum geology in Germany. Enjoy the trip.
 
mjahn said:
As Dan has noticed, the ice patch on the wings is missing on all paints including mine, duh. I forgot to activate a layer... Here is a pic of the WIP HC-97G. The red circles show where these ice patches should be. I'll add them to my paints in the next update. Sorry about that!
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Is it my imagination or is MJahn saying that the ice warning patch is operative on KC-97s and C-97 models by turning grey or shiny if ice is forming on the leading edge?

Regards,

Aharon
 
Ca ang

I think I am beginning to get the knack for adding those ice patches - thanks to Duckie's tutelage :applause:

Here is the CA ANG with the ice patches added.



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dmq said:
A couple of derelict C97s at Stockton back in the 1990s. I don't know if they survived to see further service or not. I recall being inside one though dodging birds that were attacking me in the main cabin.

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That is such a shame to see old warriors sitting there is such disarray, waiting there fate of becoming future coffee pots, frying pans or FORD F-150's.
The 2015 F150 is made from aluminum, that is why I mentioned it.

Most of us have been shaving with razor blades made from the scrapped Navy ships as well.
 
Red Tail with Ice Patch

USAF 30187 (53-0187) of the 19th AREFS, painted in day-glo orange for operations from Sonderstrom Airbase, Greenland in the early '60's. Repaint by Jan Kees Blom for Manfred Jahn's C-97, based on the paintkit by Manfred and team.

I added the ice patches - I guess all C/K 97 variants must of had these ice patches. Hope you don't mind JK , I just used my copy - figure you may want to redo and reissue with the ice patches.

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