Tim Conrad Mitsubishi F1 and T2 for FS2004 1.0

[anels9]

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Tim Conrad Mitsubishi F1 and T2 FS2004

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Tim Conrads excellent Mitsubishi F1 and T2. Comes with a full working vc, effects and sounds.
Flight dynamics havent been touched from the original.

Credits:
Alex (anels9) for the conversion and custom afterburner sound and effect edits.
Tim "Piglet" Conrad for his original and wonderful creation
Dino Cattaneo - sound
Virtavia and Iris - For original effects base
Rob...

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[ScottishMike1]

I am a little confused (not that unusual) but I have had a Mitsubishi F-1 and T-2 in my FS9 hanger for a long time (2009 ish), they are nice models and fly well. This is the text that came with the F-1:

“ Mitsubishi F-1 Supporting fighter Package. This model includes updates and fixes. The Mitsubishi F1 Supporting fighter, which is similar in configuration to the Jaguar, is the combat version of the T-2 trainer. The model of four variations of Bomb(Mk82), DropsTank, Missile(ASM-1 and ASM-2), and Normal and the model for AI are a set. Gauge control was attained in the photoreal virtual cockpit. It is full automatic, and it ejects and a drag shoot is stored.. It will work in FSX (Sp2 tested) but Lear 45 AOA gauge will be rejected. Model design by Daisuke Yamamoto Peinted by Hiroaki kubota (KBT) Effect xml gauge is made by Toshikazu Shimizu.

Adapted to work OK in FSX by Danny Garnier. Panel made useable with FSX compatible gauges.

Uploaded to Simviation only by Danny Garnier. October 2009

For reliable FSX adapted aircraft search Danny Garnier in Simviation.com. I only upload my updates to simviation.com. Other sites take my updates every time.
Octobre 2008”

I am assuming they are different from the Piglet models you have made available for FS9?
Pics below:



It also has a nice 2D panel (I added the throttle and radar):

 

[Motormouse]

Mike, yours is by the FS_KBT team from Japan

 

[AndyG43]

Mike, yours is by the FS_KBT team from Japan

Indeed. They made a Mitsubishi F-1 and a T-2CCV for FS2004, an experimental, similar to the Sepecat Jaguar ACT; I can't remember whether they ever did a vanilla T-2. The version you have is one tweaked for FSX.

Tim made both a F-1 and a T-2 for FSX, fine models as you would expect. Alex has done a reverse-Garnier, and brought Tim's FSX models into FS2004.

Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to lay down in a darkened room.

Edit - Correction as per Wolfebee

 

[wolfebee89]

Indeed. They made a Mitsubishi F-1 and a T-2CCV, an experimental, similar to the Sepecat Jaguar ACT; I can't remember whether they ever did a vanilla T-2. The version you have is one tweaked for FSX.

Yep, for FS2004 by Team FS KBT https://simviation.com/1/search?submit=1&keywords=mitsubishi+kbt&categoryId=31

 

[ScottishMike1]

This is the T-2 landing:

 

[Sbob]

Some more goodies for the F-1 and F-2.

And another new callsign EVP.

:wiggle: "Black Eagle" callsign for any E-3 Hawkeyes from VAW-113, homeported at NAS Pt. Mugu (KNTD). Install using EDITVOICEPACK's "import" function. Tested in FS9, should also work in FS2002 and FSX? See the README file for install info.

sim-outhouse.org

 

[Sbob]

So, I got to playing around with the KBT F-1 and T-2CCV again.
Really, I wanted to see if the T-2CCV could share the same folders, .air file, and the other stuff with the F-1.
It fits, mostly. All you have to do is copy the Panel folder over to the F-1 main folder after renaming it.
Same gauges and .cfg file numbers work just fine.



So, I got to wondering where the T-2CCV was based.
Wiki and Google say it flew out of "Nagoya". Right city, wrong airport.
A little more digging and I find out it actually flew out of Gifu Aero (RJNG).

I figured this out because, somewhere, I found an AFCAD for Gifu and installed it. I pulled up RJNG in AFCAD and check the parking spots.
Some of them are labelled as "Test". Bingo!

I'm including the Gifu AFCAD in case you want it. I installed this many years ago when I was building up JSDF bases. Its pretty sparse but at least its there. Just drop the BGL file in your ADDON SCENERY scenery folder.