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Looking for a fast GA piston single

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Glenn

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Hmm, I'm not sure if many single pistons can fly at 200kts ... perhaps the RealAir SF260.

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Mooney Acclaim (I think), but nobody has modelled one for FSX as far as I know.

Glenn

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I have both the Legacy and the SF260. Once you fly the Legacy, there is no going back -- just my opinion. The SF260 was the absolute best in it's day, but it seems outdated compared to the Legacy.

Mooney Acclaim (I think), but nobody has modelled one for FSX as far as I know.

 

Yep, she's a runner. Twin turbos, twin intercoolers. Lionheart made one for P3D, default aircraft, but I havn't seen an FSX version. NOT pressurized though but rated to FL250. if one wants to cruise above FL100 for any length of time at +200 knts, probably should be using a turbine. Or a P51. :)

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"Mooney Acclaim (I think), but nobody has modelled one for FSX as far as I know."

 

But it's modeled in P3D....... :P

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Orbxs Lancair IVP. Fast, pressurised, needs to learned how to fly. Used to be a hater of it, in fact I installed , uninstalled it a few times, but I taught myself to fly it properly and now I have great respect for it...But don't tell JV!

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But it's modeled in P3D

 

Very nicely I may add.

Has anyone done a Cessna 300 series single engine aircraft? Those are in the same class.

 

But, frankly, for raw speed, you cannot beat a Lance Air Legacy. Keep in mind they are used as racing planes because of having such a high thrust to weight ratio, and it's not merely weight, but a very low drag design in the fuselage and wing.

 

Ken

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Isnt the IV-P faster?

Jonathan "FRAG" Bleeker

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Thanks for the replies everyone. I was looking for something with 4 seats which the Legacy does not have. From lots of Google searches, it appears I'm out of luck as far as FSX is concerned. Guess I'll have to wait for Carenado to release the TBM850 to get a fast single.

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Very nicely I may add.

 

I was going to wait on v2 to jump on the P3D bandwagon. Is the Acclaim modeled nicely enough to buy 1.4?

Glenn

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Piper MIrage PA46T if you get high even or,

Pilatus PC-12 from flight1 not sure how this flies, but in real life it will do what you want it to do.

 

-Ray

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