Junkers Ju F-13

Sorry, no! But I don't know if you are aware that Ralf Kreibich did some good early Junkers and Dornier airliners. His work is kind of spread around - best to search on avsim. I have a Junkers 46 (including a float version) and a Dornier Merkur.

Sascha
 
FWIW: Get the TP1 file at RBDESIGN

The F13 zip file has both the float & wheels version. Within the floats folder is a fine 2d panel with FS9 gauges and a folder (DOC.PANEL) with detailed info on the 2d gauges. NOTE: I use this with one slight mod - that being smaller hot (click) spots on the fuel panel and in that way both the trim knob and fuel selector now work and are clickable. Also added two fuel tanks (left & right) and can click back and forth. Good luck OB. NOTE2: The SOUND file in the floats folder is great, much better then using the Ford Tri motor alias.....

Ed
 
Thanks for the tips Ed!

Boy, I can hardly keep up with everyone posting here at the forums today. All this goodness of the vintage era. Great stuff!!

Speaking of keeping up, I've another post to start :jump:
 
For anyone interested in my panel cfg - below is a copy:

// This Panel.cfg file created by FS Panel Studio panel editor utility - http://www.fspanelstudio.com
// Built Tuesday, February 10, 2009 at 14:51 FSPS Build:20340
[Window Titles]
Window00=Main
Window01=Yoke
Window02=Fuel
Window03=Radio
Window04=Mini Panel
Window05=Flight Info Display
Window06=Auto Pilot

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window00]
file=Panel.bmp
size_mm=1024
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=7
visible=1
ident=10
window_size= 1.000, 1.000
window_pos= 0.000, 0.000
gauge00=BHHW_JUF13_MAGSW_100!MAG, 543,684,82,81
gauge01=BHHW_JUF13_STUPMAG_100!HANDLE, 709,669,155,154
gauge02=BHHW_JUF13_THR_100!THR, 624,721,35,33
gauge03=BHHW_JUF13_MIX_100!MIXTURE, 624,680,35,34
gauge04=BHHW_JUF13_RPM_100!RPM, 624,338,135,134
gauge05=BHHW_JUF13_SPD_100!SPEED, 455,397,130,129
gauge06=BHHW_JUF13_ALT_100!ALTIMETER, 771,374,155,180
gauge07=BHHW_JUF13_CLK_100!CLOCK, 918,475,127,125
gauge08=BHHW_JUF13_FS_100!SWITCH, 794,573,159,117
gauge09=BHHW_JUF13_OILPRESS_100!PRESSURE, 334,475,95,94
gauge10=BHHW_JUF13_CW_100!WATER, 820,99,95,96
gauge11=BHHW_ps_01!switch, 80,520,460,250,20
gauge12=BHHW_ps_02!switch, 662,590,65,170,30
gauge13=COMP_DIAL1, 625,145,130,116
gauge14=SimIcons1024!Kneeboard Icon, 327, 394 ,20,20
gauge15=SimIcons1024!Map Icon, 298,413,20,20
gauge16=SimIcons1024!Radio Icon, 269,435,20,20
gauge17=SimIcons1024!ATC Icon, 244,461,20,20
gauge18=GA_FID3!FID-Button, 216,482,20,20
gauge19=RKG_buttons!AP_master_switch, 390,437,20,19

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window01]
file=Yoke.bmp
file_1024=Yoke.bmp
size_mm=200
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=0
visible=1
ident=20
window_size= 0.450, 0.330
window_pos= 0.080, 0.680
gauge00=BHHW_ps_01!switch, 0,0,520,460,20

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window02]
file=Fuel.bmp
file_1024=Fuel.bmp
size_mm=327
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=0
visible=0
ident=30
window_size= 0.280, 0.510
window_pos= 0.531, 0.510
gauge00=BHHW_JUF13_TS_100!SELECTOR, 50,7,225,182
gauge01=BHHW_JUF13_FUELANL_100!FUEL, 57,197,145,145
gauge02=BHHW_JUF13_FUELANR_100!FUEL, 129,328,145,145
gauge03=104_TRIM(2), 16,350,30,120
gauge04=BHHW_ps_02!switch, 54,195,263,276

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window03]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=269,297
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=8
visible=0
ident=RADIO_STACK_PANEL
window_size= 0.259, 0.387
window_pos= 0.571, 0.613
gauge00=Lockheed_Orion!VHF_1, 0,0,127,297
gauge01=Lockheed_Orion!ADF_1, 127,0,142,297

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window04]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=700,165
position=7
visible=1
ident=MINIPANEL
child_3d=1
gauge00=Lockheed_Vega!gyro_compass, 379,46,116,116
gauge01=BHHW_JUF13_SPD_100!speed, 1,21,116,143
gauge02=BHHW_JUF13_ALT_100!altimeter, 498,20,113,141
gauge03=f13!Vertical_Speed, 616,62,82,97,30
gauge04=f13!turn_and_bank, 120,57,93,106
gauge05=f13!ahi, 217,4,159,159

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Window05]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=300,320
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=0
visible=0
ident=2905
gauge00=GA_FID3!FID3, 0,0,300,320
//-------------------------------------------------------
[Window06]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=800,244
window_size_ratio=1.000
position=0
visible=0
ident=241
window_size= 0.681, 0.280
window_pos= 0.220, 0.060
gauge00=Lockheed_Vega!sperry_autopilot, 345, 462

//--------------------------------------------------------
[Vcockpit01]
Background_color=0,0,0
size_mm=1024,1024
visible=0
pixel_size=1024,1024
texture=$VC
gauge00=ww2usa!Airspeed Indicator, 658,204,151,151
gauge01=ww2usa!Altimeter, 198,200,160,160
gauge02=ww2usa!Magnetic Compass, 461,257,102,102
gauge03=ww2usa!Clock, 34,336,67,68
gauge04=GA_FID3!FID-Button, 599,165,20,20
gauge05=RKG_buttons!AP_master_switch, 408,170,20,20

[Color]
Day=255,255,255
Night=255,0,0
Luminous=255,128,0
[Default View]
X=0
Y=0
SIZE_X=8191
SIZE_Y=3072

You may not need the AP or FID but hey it is all good any which way ya choose. Take care.

Ed
 
Y'know if you're looking for old German iron here's an alternative (basically an improved F13), over at flightsim.com. Don't worry you get wheels with it too. Despite the open cockpit for some reason I always seem to fly this one in winter [shrugs]:
FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Early Aircraft FS2004 Junkers W 33b
[SIZE=-1][ Download | View ] [/SIZE]
Name: juw33fs9.zip Size: 2,376,023 Date: 12-31-2005 Downloads: 3,624
juw33fs9p.gif
[SIZE=-1]
juw33fs9.gif
FS2004 Junkers W 33b. The magnificent Junkers W 33 was built like a coal-shovel: solid, simple, slow, indestructable and to be used for any purpose. It could be repaired in every blacksmiths shop. Features pushback "system", rain-effective windscreen, smoothly working gauges in DVC, ski kit, 8 LOD-models, also ideal suitable for AI-traffic. By Hauke Keitel and Rolf-Uwe Hochmuth.
[/SIZE]
 
The F13 seems able to haul a large load!! I have set up the two fuel tanks with 47.5 gal each - total of 95 gal or about 350 liters of fuel.... add a cargo weight of 800 lbs and a crew of two 180 lb - the old F13 takesoff and flys great. See the pictures for night flights: Note the needles are at 175 liters on both fuel gauges on the right picture.
 
The FID icon on the panel is from the below gauge downloaded from flightsim.com :

FS2004 (ACOF) - FS2004 Panels FS2004 Flight Information Display 3
[SIZE=-1][ Download | View ] [/SIZE]
Name: gafid3.zip Size: 195,453 Date: 04-03-2005 Downloads: 1,766
gafid3.gif
[SIZE=-1] FS2004 Flight Information Display 3. A gauge that shows important information about fuel, time, temperature, speed, wind and altimeter settings. New is a page for Nav and Com frequencies. Also more flexible installation instructions and a button for main panel to toggle the extra panel. By Georg Aubele.[/SIZE]


[SIZE=-1]A handy tool I use with different aircraft but started with the F13.. take care.[/SIZE]

Ed
 
Thanks for that Ed.

I started putting together a gauge folder last night in pursuit of doing panel mods. I missed that one but got it now. Are there any good places to get gauges or gauge sets? I got most (if not all) of them at flightsimdotcom
 
Yes Sir DRZOOK,you describe that JUNKERS well....So UGLY ya just cannot love them...They were in Canada,I understand..and looking at the open cockpits..and Winter weather,I bet the Schnapps was as important as the fuel.A Couple of other modles you may have,The K-47,and the JU-160 D-O of which I like much!!...Thanx for the HU D/L....Cheers!!..Vin









 
Hi Oleboy....memory tells me it may be found at Classic wings....the ""K47/A-48"...my Stuff says that also,...worth a look.... cheers Vin


 
Robert K. Guy button gauges - GREAT

Here is one good resource for BUTTONs at flightsimdotcom:

FS2002 - FS2002 Panels FS2002/FS2004 RKG_buttons.gau
[SIZE=-1][ Download | View ] [/SIZE]
Name: rg_btns5.zip Size: 72,508 Date: 02-26-2005 Downloads: 1,245
rg_btns5.gif
[SIZE=-1] FS2002/FS2004 RKG_buttons.gau v2.1. A set of button gauges that now runs in Windows 98/ME/2000/XP. This gauge file contains standard panel switching buttons, NAV/GPS, autopilot and flight director, hidden buttons, programable on/off buttons and programable toggle switches. The principal feature is that most buttons can have their key_id reassigned by setting the parameter field (in the panel.cfg) so that a button can operate any "thing" in MSFS that can respond to a key_id. By Robert K. Guy. (Previous version had 1511 downloads.)[/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]The AP button on the panel of my F13 came from this program. Note: it is nice to be able to leave the room and get a snack and still have the aircraft flying on AP!!! Even a early 1920s one!!![/SIZE]

[SIZE=-1]The below are the Aircraft.cfg mods to have TWO fuel tanks in the wings of the F13 and the added RADIOs:[/SIZE]



[Radios]
// Radio Type=availiable, standby frequency, has glide slope
Audio.0=0
Audio.1=1
Com.1=1,1
Com.2=1,1
Nav.1=1,1,1
Nav.2=1,1,1
Adf.1=1,1
Transponder.1=1
Marker.1=1
Adf.2=0,0


[Fuel]
leftmain=-2,5,0,47.5,0
rightmain=-2,-5,0,47.5,0
fuel_type=1 ; Avgas
number_of_tank_selectors=1 ; 0-2
electric_pump=False ; boolean

Take care.


Ed
 
OleBoy - it always seems to happen to me too, smile! Take care. BTW: perhaps some person with talent will take pity on us and do a few repaints for the old F13!! It could happen. The F13 was built in the US under license using a LIBERIY engine but came up with fires due to poor connections between the engine and the aircraft (had a short life in US), also the F13 did fly in Canada and Europe in many different liveries.

Ed
 
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