Some A2A P-47 photos...

Very nice shots. This bird is one of my favorite for FSX personally. I fly the daylights out of it. I see you are actually brave enough to take her on dirt runways. I never have good luck with short unprepared runways so I stay away from them. I'd actually like to take th engine through a full 100 hour cycle for once without crashing. :icon_lol:
 
cool shots. :salute:


the a2a p-47 accusim is my favorite plane in fsx for longer trips. it's just complex enough to keep things interesting and it's nice and challenging to fly.
 
This bird is one of my favorite for FSX
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Hi Guys,
I just recently got the P-47 with Accusim and I might say one very nice add on. Shes bit of a bugger to start up but once going she flies great. She is going to go well with the A2A B-17 Accusim version coming shortly. Timm
 
Roadburner440 said:
I'd actually like to take th engine through a full 100 hour cycle for once without crashing. :icon_lol:
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wow, a full 100h cycle! :applause: i am very far from that! :salute:

this bird is difficult to operate in a hot environment as i found out with a p-47 portuguese pilot, all 50 aircraft that portuguese air force had been scrapped due to cracks in the turbocharger ducts that were to expensive to repair.
 
Very nice shots!! I can't count how many R-2800 I've BBQed!!:icon_lol: I think it's made me a better virtual pilot,as fas as engine management goes.
 
LOL. You will get addicted to the aircraft. I have just over 200 hours on the P-47 alone.. I barely manage to squeeze 40-50 hours out of the engine though before I have some kind of mishap. Last time I attempted to land on to short of a runway, and I had to nail the brakes so the propeller ate it LOL. I have 1 engine on the B377 that has around 84 hours on it, but it is in "poor" condition with severe mechanical wear or something like that. At least once they release the B-17 we will be able to replace single engine parts and such. Accu-sim certaintly adds a lot to flying that is for sure.
 
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