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Ant's T28B & C released.

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Hello Mr fuelpumps

 

Here is the full list of the differences between the A, B/C and D models.

 

- B/C and D has 1425 hp engine vs 800hp in the A model

- B/C and D have 3 bladed prop vs 2 bladed in A model

- B/C and D have a lower profile canopy

- B/C and D have 6 weapon stations vs 2 in the A model

- B/C and D available as payware only vs A available as donationware

- B/C has a different panel layout with the location of many instruments changed

- B/C has a different attitude indicator, airspeed, manifold pressure and engine rpm gauges

- B/C has different cockpit and gauge lighting

- B/C has different switch panel and exterior lighting system

- B/C have a speed brake

- C model has a tailhook for carrier operations

- B/C has US Navy and Marines repaints, the D has Air Force, Fennec and COIN repaints, the A has US Air Force repaints

 

The layout of the gauges (and some of the gauges themselves) are rather different between the B/C and the A/D. Not so much that it should worry you but it does make you stop and think if you have to swap between the A/D and the B/C. The operation of the switch panel is also rather different. In this respect getting the B/C would mean having to learn a few new things while transitioning to the D model would be a lot simpler as you would only need to learn how to use the supercharger.

 

Most D models (although not all) were originally A models but modified with the larger 1425hp engine that was fitted to the B and C which is why the cockpits of the D and A are so similar.

 

Really it comes down to personal preference.

 

Thank you sir, very informative, and I am surprised that with their price range,  B/C/D simulate engine's wear and tear too.

Gorky Max

 

I've got the B/C too...its an excellent addon package from Ant.

"The knack of flying is learning how to throw yourself at the ground and miss." - Douglas Adams
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Tejon 'TJ' Stanley

 

I've got the B/C too...its an excellent addon package from Ant.

 

 

OK.

 

Just two more question for users before I give it a go. (I will anyhow)

 

Does the weapon system actually destroy or damage the objects included in SimObjects (i.e. ai aircraft)? Does the gun firing too make damages? Thanks

Gorky Max

 

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No. The weapons do not destroy ai or scenery.

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I think the t-28d was the plane that replaced the T-6 texan.. Not sure if it was this model or not though

 

Bob

Officially retired

 

I think the t-28d was the plane that replaced the T-6 texan.. Not sure if it was this model or not though

 

Bob

 

That's true. The direct replacement of Texan is the A variant, which is slower than the D model, although latter hundreds of A models were converted to D. 

Gorky Max

 

The A model then. I remember  years ago talking to a texan pilot about that as both planes were at the air show.

 

Thanks

Bob

Officially retired

 

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