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PAC C7B Seasearcher

360 wonkapilot  5.2 years ago
Auto Credit Based on JohnnyBoythePilot's PAC C7A Samson BETA

The PAC C7B Seasearcher was a fictional submarine detection aircraft license built by the Purfleet Aircraft Corporation. It was operated by RAF Coastal Command from 1943 to 1948. The prototype was a PAC (Pavelania Aircraft Corporation) C7A Samson modified with Air-to-Surface Vessel (ASV) RADAR. The production variant (this type) had a RADAR operator in the cargo bay. They were taken out of service in 1948, their service in the war having proven invaluable to the protection of allied shipping against German Uboats.
Controls:
VTOL-Propeller pitch (full down is full power)
Trim-Flaps and trim
1-Open/close cargo bay door
2-Not assigned
3-Not assigned
4-Lock/unlock nosewheel (lock before retracting gear)
5-RAT (Ram Air Turbine)
6-Cabin lights
7-Landing lights
8-Navigation lights.
The blue thing in front of the RADAR operator’s face is meant to be a screen but it’s made of air brakes and the criss-crossy thing on top of the plane is an antenna.
Credit to JohnnyBoythePilot for this great aircraft. Enjoy!

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General Characteristics

  • Predecessor PAC C7A Samson BETA
  • Successors 1 airplane(s)
  • Created On iOS
  • Wingspan 200.9ft (61.2m)
  • Length 135.7ft (41.4m)
  • Height 53.2ft (16.2m)
  • Empty Weight 45,472lbs (20,625kg)
  • Loaded Weight 73,226lbs (33,215kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.21
  • Wing Loading 16.4lbs/ft2 (80.2kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 4,456.9ft2 (414.1m2)
  • Drag Points 96794

Parts

  • Number of Parts 494
  • Control Surfaces 7
  • Performance Cost 2,342
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    @wonkapilot
    Alright sounds good.

    5.2 years ago
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    @JohnnyBoythePilot
    My company is the Purfleet Aircraft Corporation.
    Purfleet being a town in England.

    5.2 years ago
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    @wonkapilot
    Whatever suits you.

    5.2 years ago
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    Actually I’ll come up with Another meaning for the p in PAC

    5.2 years ago
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    @JohnnyBoythePilot
    Ok, I might change this plane to the Avro Seasearcher instead, because it looks like an Avro York

    5.2 years ago
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    @wonkapilot
    Sure, just don't have P in PAC stand for "Pavelania"
    Idk change it to something else that starts with a P. Like I said I don't care if anyone else uses the term "PAC" but just make sure your P means something different, and not Pavelania.

    5.2 years ago
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    @JohnnyBoythePilot
    No, I meant PAC, your old one

    5.2 years ago
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    @Trainzo
    Thank you!

    5.2 years ago
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    38.2k Trainzo

    Very nice creation . Great plane . I love it .

    5.2 years ago
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    @wonkapilot
    What, Rainier Aerospace?

    5.2 years ago
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    By the way JohnnyBoythePilot, do you mind if I use your company’s name for this build?

    5.2 years ago
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    @Notaleopard
    Sure I mean it's not like I own the abbreviations "PAC" or anything. There's plenty of other companies that use "PAC" such as Pacific Aerospace. It was just a short-hand way of saying "Pavelania Aircraft Company" in my case.

    5.2 years ago
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    @JohnnyBoythePilot
    So can I claim the PAC acronym after all its a real aircraft company
    and no mine is Pantheraunica Aircraft Company

    5.2 years ago
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    @Notaleopard
    It's my old now-dead role-playing company that I made this plane under. I now play under "Rainier Aerospace" instead of PAC or Nordan.

    5.2 years ago
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    What?

    5.2 years ago
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    38.6k ZetaAvalon

    PAC

    NANI?

    5.2 years ago