I'm looking for a set of 727 performance charts (epr settings etc) to use with Captain Sim's three holer. Can anyone point me in the right direction?Many thanks.

What about the ones in the library here? 727perf.zip

Hi,This is on a Brasilian site (very interesting, but in portugese) The pdf's that you can download are copies of the english B727 manuals:http://727.assintel.com.br/files/down2.htmRegardsHugo

I don't know if these charts are the same as the ones already given but check this site:http://perso.wanadoo.fr/hsors/FS_Soft/acftdata.html

Take my advice and forget about trying to fly the CS727 using EPR settings...they are badly dorked. As an example, the EPR gauges show something like 1.6 EPR at idle power on the ground when they should be a hair above 1.0Also of note, you'll find that the fuel flow readings are considerably off from actual fuel flow. If you set a constant fuel flow and time for 6 min, you should see a fuel burn in that timed period equal to total pph/10...the gauges are way, way off. Examination with a test panel such as AFDS confirms the errors.I was interested enough at one point to actually reprogram a new engine gauge set in xml based on some of the discussions in the various panel/aircraft design forums. To save time, I re-used gauge bitmaps from some other gauges I had (written by others) so I can't/won't redistribute the gauge set I use. Absent that, though, you can use N1 RPM to set power fairly reliably if you can find a chart that shows no-EPR settings for the three-holer. I frankly can't remember if Matt Zagoren's data in the avsim library does that or not. That, at least, allows you to set power...you're still left with the wildly inaccurate fuel flow readings.RegardsBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V L-300Washington, DC

The EPR guages are a bit out of whack. I never use them. Use N1 instead.

Thanks for the heads up on the charts here at AVSIM. Not that surprised about the EPR situtation. Same for the IK DC-9 - have to use N1 there as well.Thanks all.

Then you should try out Stellan Hilmersby's freeware DC-9 panel...EPRs work just fine...I know a few folks that think that it's actually a better panel than the payware Iron Knuckles package. It merges quite well with the JetCity DC-9s, too.http://www.hilmersby.com/CheersBob ScottATP IMEL Gulfstream II-III-IV-V L-300Washington, DC