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Boeing 727-100

Mod MrSilverWolf  7.1 years ago
Auto Credit Based on MrSilverWolf's Boeing 727

Instructions: Activation group 7 plus Trim up to open rear door, activation group 5 VTOL up for flaps, Activation group 6 plus brake for reversers, and activation groups 1 through 4 and 8 for lights.


Thanks to @BaconEggs for helping with the flaps!


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History on the 727:
The Boeing 727 is a midsized, narrow-body three-engined jet aircraft built by Boeing Commercial Airplanes from the early 1960s to 1984.It can carry 149 to 189 passengers and later models can fly up to 2,700 nautical miles (5,000 km) nonstop. Intended for short and medium-length flights, the 727 can use relatively short runways at smaller airports. It has three Pratt & Whitney JT8D engines below the T-tail, one on each side of the rear fuselage with a center engine that connects through an S-duct to an inlet at the base of the fin. The 727 is Boeing's only trijet aircraft. ( /\ From Wikipedia /)


Notes:
(mainly about how to put the plane into a spin because why not? and what happens if you have reversers on when you taxi)
I would recommend only using reversers on landing, I would again suggest you turn them off once you get to 30mph. If you keep using them for when you taxi, it may tip back on to the tail and get stuck in that position if brakes are used for to long, this is an easy problem to solve, just open the rear door.
When using trim at lower speeds, it dose like to spin or stall when more than half trim is applied at speeds slower than 175mph, I recommend using less than half trim at lower speeds like that. If wanting to do a spin, you must be at 3,000ft above ground/ocean, then you go to under 180mph, apply full trim, and keep it at about 10° nose high, and let it roll to on side or the other, keep trim and elevators at full, and it should do about a 180° Or so turn before rolling completely and entering a spin. Getting out of the spin is pretty easy, trim and elevators to neutral, full power, rudder opposite of the spin, and that should bring it out of a spin into a relatively steep dive, and then you just pull up from that with out using trim, and don't use trim until you pass 165 or 180mph unless you want to keep doing spins and or stalls, again this takes about 3,500ft to 2,500ft to recover from the spin.( and if you do spin under 2,500ft you will probably hit the ground, or the ocean and It shouldn't go into a unrecoverable flat spin, well at least I haven't been able to get it into a flat spin) (Tests were done at 3,000ft through to 30,000ft and on high physics, the speeds listed may differ a bit, and it is possible to fly with more than full trim at lower speeds, it just tends to pitch up stall and spin more often than when at higher speeds, and you can do a spin at high speeds if full elevator and trim are applied at once really quickly, it dosen't do those sort of spins that often but it can do spins that way as well.)

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General Characteristics

  • Predecessor Boeing 727
  • Successors 15 airplane(s) +35 bonus
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 79.1ft (24.1m)
  • Length 97.4ft (29.7m)
  • Height 22.9ft (7.0m)
  • Empty Weight 45,857lbs (20,800kg)
  • Loaded Weight 45,857lbs (20,800kg)

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 4.925
  • Wing Loading 33.2lbs/ft2 (161.9kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 1,382.6ft2 (128.5m2)
  • Drag Points 24088

Parts

  • Number of Parts 617
  • Control Surfaces 6
  • Performance Cost 2,059
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    the mods of sp make abseloute masterpiecies

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    RIP Alaska 1866😢

    +1 5 months ago
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    @MrSilverWolf if you dont get it ill explain more, i meant of the parking brake, when i activate group 1 itll brake by itself so i could put my propeller at max without moving :)

    1.3 years ago
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    @shipfinder568 ?
    The gear is just set to “landingGear” in overload if thats what you are looking for?

    1.3 years ago
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    @MrSilverWolf you meant the gear right?

    1.3 years ago
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    @shipfinder568 set the input on the brakes in overload, it should be brake as standard, change that to Activate1 or whatever activation you desire

    1.3 years ago
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    Because im making a ju 87 stuka and i wanna put max throttle without moving

    1.3 years ago
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    How do you make a brake hold itself when a group is activated?

    1.3 years ago
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    D.B. Cooper go BRRRRRRRRRRRRT!

    1.4 years ago
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    @MrSilverWolf cool

    1.6 years ago
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    @Crickey also alaska airlines

    3.6 years ago
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    @JekkuLi no problem!

    4.0 years ago
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    165 JekkuLi

    @MrSilverWolf thanks :D

    +1 4.0 years ago
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    @JekkuLi sure! Go ahead!

    4.0 years ago
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    165 JekkuLi

    im not sure if anyone sees this, but I would like to use the nose on my plane? I'm just wondering if thats ok...

    +1 4.0 years ago
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    868 Azam

    @MrSilverWolf np

    4.5 years ago
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    @AZAMGAMING thanks!

    4.5 years ago
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    868 Azam

    my first butter landing was with this beauty

    btw...nice plane

    +1 4.5 years ago
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    @TheSwissPilot thanks!

    4.7 years ago
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    @MrSilverWolf thanks for letting me know! Amazing plane.

    +1 4.8 years ago
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    @MrSilverWolf ah yes and it would be bad for me bc I'm on phone

    4.8 years ago
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    @Justneedthis that would be pretty difficult and send the part count through the roof so idk on that, sorry

    4.8 years ago
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    @MrSilverWolf can you make a new Alaska Airlines plane with the Eskimo face?

    4.8 years ago
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    337 Crickey

    I'm sorry, @MrSilverWolf but I had to download it and put it on my account, but it auto credited so no harm done.

    4.9 years ago
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    @Crickey thanks!

    4.9 years ago
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