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Hi Friends,
I just uploaded the C.R.D.A. Cant.Z.506 Post War Version.
C.R.D.A. Cant.Z.506 "Airone" Postbellico (Post War) (V.01) FS2004 by Manuele Villa, November 2014
PART 2 - THE PEACETIME YEARS
The post war Aironi retained their AR126 engines all the way to retirement in 1959, but they were modified to have feathering Savoia hydraulic constant speed airscrews which required new controls in the old cockpit. High power then became available for TOGA for the first time allowing take off from smaller harbours during air ambulance sorties, and perhaps overload survivor rescue. The omnipresent problem of engine overspeed disappeared, but the early series Bristol Pegasus engines remained too primitive to have cowl flaps to control engine cooling. The gondola lost its windows and ventral hatch to reduce drag. New navigation equipment and procedures were introduced.
ATTENTION -- THIS IS A FLIGHT SIMULATION SUPPLEMENT.
PART 1 - The Wartime Years (z506b_v01.zip) MUST BE INSTALLED BEFORE INSTALLING PART 2.
VC only.GMax Models and Skins by Manuele Villa, Flight dynamics by FSAviator,It also works (Tested) subject to some limitations within in FSX. By Manuele Villa/MVG3D, November 2014.
CREDITS:
External GMAX model Manuele Villa.
VC and Animations by Manuele Villa.
Original textures by Manuele Villa.
Prop textures by Bob Rivera.
Flight dynamics, handling notes, and supplementary crew training manual by FSAviator.
Post War contextual history by FSAviator and Manuele Villa
Sounds by Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG) & Nigel Richards.
Gauges: many of the Italian gauges in this panel were created from scratch or radically modified from freeware items by Manuele Villa and Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG), other are MS default gauges. Bitmaps for some gauges by A.Biagi(ItalianWings). The Patin Tochterkompass by H. Keitel. The tiny 'human autopilot' pop up gauge is from an early Calclassic CV340 release.
SPECIAL THANKS To Mr.S.Meneghini,Mr.Kikko Zanaboni and Mr.U.Sciacchetano for their precious help. A Very special thanks to ALL the Sim-Outhouse members for their support and suggestions during development.
I just uploaded the C.R.D.A. Cant.Z.506 Post War Version.
C.R.D.A. Cant.Z.506 "Airone" Postbellico (Post War) (V.01) FS2004 by Manuele Villa, November 2014
PART 2 - THE PEACETIME YEARS
The post war Aironi retained their AR126 engines all the way to retirement in 1959, but they were modified to have feathering Savoia hydraulic constant speed airscrews which required new controls in the old cockpit. High power then became available for TOGA for the first time allowing take off from smaller harbours during air ambulance sorties, and perhaps overload survivor rescue. The omnipresent problem of engine overspeed disappeared, but the early series Bristol Pegasus engines remained too primitive to have cowl flaps to control engine cooling. The gondola lost its windows and ventral hatch to reduce drag. New navigation equipment and procedures were introduced.
ATTENTION -- THIS IS A FLIGHT SIMULATION SUPPLEMENT.
PART 1 - The Wartime Years (z506b_v01.zip) MUST BE INSTALLED BEFORE INSTALLING PART 2.
VC only.GMax Models and Skins by Manuele Villa, Flight dynamics by FSAviator,It also works (Tested) subject to some limitations within in FSX. By Manuele Villa/MVG3D, November 2014.
CREDITS:
External GMAX model Manuele Villa.
VC and Animations by Manuele Villa.
Original textures by Manuele Villa.
Prop textures by Bob Rivera.
Flight dynamics, handling notes, and supplementary crew training manual by FSAviator.
Post War contextual history by FSAviator and Manuele Villa
Sounds by Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG) & Nigel Richards.
Gauges: many of the Italian gauges in this panel were created from scratch or radically modified from freeware items by Manuele Villa and Stefano Meneghini (PCMENEG), other are MS default gauges. Bitmaps for some gauges by A.Biagi(ItalianWings). The Patin Tochterkompass by H. Keitel. The tiny 'human autopilot' pop up gauge is from an early Calclassic CV340 release.
SPECIAL THANKS To Mr.S.Meneghini,Mr.Kikko Zanaboni and Mr.U.Sciacchetano for their precious help. A Very special thanks to ALL the Sim-Outhouse members for their support and suggestions during development.
