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Cessna 172

13.2k Spillo  2.2 years ago

Cessna 172

AG1: Autopilot (maintains altitude and heading)

AG2: Beacon light

AG3: Nav lights

AG4: Landing and Taxi light

AG5: Test warning lights

AG7: Doors open/close

VTOL<0: Flaps

Buttons < > in the radio equipment: change freq. VOR/ILS/Adf.

ILS available:
Wright Airport Runways: 36/18
Yeager Airport Runways: 01R/01L
Avalanche Airport Runways: 09/27

working OMI markers


Cameras:

F5: pilot view
F6: zoom out
F7: right seat view
F8: low panel view


Take Off: 60 kts (110 kmh)
Flaps 0 or 10° (optional)

climbing and descend: 75 kts (140 kmh)

final aproach: 70 kts (130 kmh) - Flaps 10°

touch: 60 kts (110 kmh)

cruising: 2450 rpm - 110/120 kias (200/220 kmh indicated)

stall: 55 kts (100 kmh)

service ceiling: 13800 feet (4200 m)

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General Characteristics

  • Successors 26 airplane(s) +161 bonus
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 36.3ft (11.1m)
  • Length 26.7ft (8.2m)
  • Height 9.7ft (3.0m)
  • Empty Weight 1,858lbs (842kg)
  • Loaded Weight 2,233lbs (1,013kg)

Performance

  • Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.111
  • Wing Loading 9.5lbs/ft2 (46.5kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 234.5ft2 (21.8m2)
  • Drag Points 1451

Parts

  • Number of Parts 519
  • Control Surfaces 7
  • Performance Cost 2,177
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    375 COMAC919

    @Spillo Thank you. I see.

    21 days ago
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    13.2k Spillo

    @COMAC919
    Have you copied the data from the variables section correctly?
    Without <variables> it can't work.

    22 days ago
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    375 COMAC919

    @Spillo Thank you, but I'm sorry to bother you with one more thing. I put these parts on my plane, and they don't work. I don't know how to make these parts work.

    22 days ago
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    13.2k Spillo

    @COMAC919
    Hi COMAC919, of course, you can use it.

    22 days ago
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    375 COMAC919

    Can I use its ILS parts on my plane?

    22 days ago
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    13.2k Spillo

    @LoneSpaceGaming
    Hi LoneSpaceGaming. Your math is right.
    Normally, as a rule, climbing and descending is performed at 80 mph (70 kts) on both the C-172 and the C-150.

    2 months ago
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    If the climbing and descend speed is supposed to be V^Y, then it should be 75MPH not knots.
    It would be about 73.8kts (or 74 if you round up).
    Not a huge deal. Just something I noticed.
    I new the V^Y was 74kts, I just wasn’t sure if it was for the C152 or C172. Google says that’s the C172’s V^Y.
    Sorry for the tangential comment lol

    2 months ago
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    Cessna Moment

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    Here are the PCSO lotto result today. These include the results of 6/58, 6/55, 6/49, 6/45, 6/42, 6D, 4D, Swertres (3D), EZ2 (2D) and STL 6/49 lotto result

    5 months ago
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    120 Jojotat

    I’ve flown this exact model it’s a lot of fun. Thank you for making it!

    10 months ago
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    Hi can you make c-17?

    11 months ago
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    Does it have backwards?

    one year ago
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    @Spillo cool!

    1.1 years ago
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    13.2k Spillo

    @Cocomax400
    I could try! ;)

    1.1 years ago
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    Could you do a piper cub? I feel like you could make it rea,,y realistically!

    1.1 years ago
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    120 basher11

    Your cockpit work is outstanding

    1.2 years ago
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    I flew one of these!

    1.2 years ago
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    Love this cessna works perfectly

    1.3 years ago
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    68.6k MrCOPTY

    @Spillo I Will A Credit For U

    1.3 years ago
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    @MrCOPTY
    Good. I am glad it is useful to you.

    +1 1.3 years ago
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    Perfect plane.

    1.4 years ago
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    Idk almost looks like you copied flight simulator x for the interior

    1.6 years ago
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    This looks just like the real thing (I am not a pilot yet, but it is just like in X-Plane, flight sim, and videos and pictures I have seen)

    1.6 years ago
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    I love this! I even used one in VR with my dad (who is a pilot of Cessnas) and he loved it!

    1.7 years ago
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    629 Hafidz333

    I think you don't know about 36/18 in Wright airport, 36 is means 360 degree and 18 means is 180 degrees.

    1.8 years ago
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