Fokker D23 Luchtvaart Afdeling

Allen,
Appologies folks, yes it is, and I've removed it....I don't why I didn't realise that...dohhh! :redface-new:

I'll keep my nose out now!

Cheers

Shessi
 
MAV,

Thanks for persevering with this & explaining clearly :encouragement:

In the MDLC readme, the example instruction had the Operator at the end, but didn't include the hyphen. I tried to reproduce, parrot-fashion & that's why the conversion didn't work completely :banghead:

I've made notes from this thread, having learnt once again that using DOS commands really is all about the details :a1310:
 
No problemo..... it always makes me laugh tho when ppl say they want learn scasm... when they can't even get thru reading the README . LOL




Cheers mav
 
Shessi said:
Hi Folks,
As Mav alluded to, this is a simple conversion BUT you have to use manual DOS command line MDLC (which only takes a minute to do), it will not work with the automated Mk_MDLC. There isn't any need for scasming or hex editing. Those of you who are using any OS later than Vista I don't think will be able to do that...

I looked in the vaults and I had converted it way back in 2012, and it works perfectly in CFS2, I've attached a copy....

Cheers

Shessi
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This is Ito's version...

Cheers

Pepe
 
I'm packing the beast

Thanks for all that helps to solve the rear propeller problem. I'll upload soon an Arado 234 pack.

Cheers

Pepe

PS: I'm checking all Payakan's Dutch planes.
 
Rockets? We are talking 1938-1940 here! The planned armament were two FN 13.2mm guns which used explosive ammunition and a fire rate of 1,000 shots per minute, in combination with two 7.9mm guns with a fire rate of 1,500 shots per minute.

Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre (FN) from Herstal Belgium, worked in close cooperation with Browning and completely re-engineered the Browning M1919 machine gun for use in aircraft. So I assume the 7.9mm gun was a re-engineered M1919 and the 13.2mm gun most likely was a re-engineered .50 machine gun.

Cheers,
Huub
 
huub vink said:
Rockets? We are talking 1938-1940 here! The planned armament were two FN 13.2mm guns which explosive ammunition and a fire rate of 1,000 shots per minute, in combination with two 7.9mm guns with a fire rate of 1,500 shots per minute.

Fabrique Nationale d'Armes de Guerre (FN) from Herstal Belgium. worked in close cooperation with Browning and completely re-engineered the Browning M1919 machine gun for use in aircraft. So I assume the 7.9mm gun was a re-engineered M1919 and the 13.2mm gun most likely was a re-engineered .50 machine gun.

Cheers,
Huub
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You are right! The good ole Brownings!

Cheers

Pepe
 
Just looking for dp file!

mav said:
Probably.....NOT ! :a1310:LOL
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I know a lot of people were working on this aircraft and all will benefit from the work they have done. This has been a great adventure for me. I am Thankful for their work and effort in this project. This effort is what makes the people working on this so great and wonderful people. Thanks. :encouragement:
 
Payakan-mav-huub_vink_fokker_d23

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A new entry has been added to Add-Ons Library, category CFS 2 Aircraft - Other

Description: A lot of people was evolved in this plane. Mav found a solution for the model. I asked Huub Vink to did a correct Dutch texture for this plane and he impulse the project when uploaded, in record time, his new skin. I’m responsible only for the flying model, the 2D panel and the DP. The 2D panel has all avionics needed do fly in Europe, with a German autopilot (we need Dutch gauges), a complete radio set and GPS. Thanks to Allen and Uncle TGT to that try to help to found a solution for the model.

Cheers

Pepe

To check it out, rate it or add comments, visit PAYAKAN-MAV-HUUB_VINK_FOKKER_D23
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Fokker D-23

Hi Folks,

What a lovely aeroplane. !!!!!

Thanks Payakan-Hub-Mav-Allen-Pepe and anyone else who helped bring this aircraft to CFS2.

If forgot anybody ;I apologize.

Keep up the great work.
Regards and Best Wishes to all,
1150:applause:
 
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