I just purchased this and when I go to my download page in my simmarket account, There are two files for this aircraft.  Same product ID, size (46.18mb), and file name for both.  I'm a little confused.  Is one newer than the other or are they both exactly the same?

Maybe you got a duplicate? It can happen sometimes.

 

But I did not buy it from simmarket, and I do not even own the 727 CS. Just a theory if both files are exactly the same.

I think you're right.  I just installed it and it's working just fine.  Thanks!

 

For those flying this, can you tell me about V speeds?  Is it automatic?  I just tried loading up the plane, did a quick take off, and the FO did the V1, rotate, etc call outs. 

I did a quick glance at the manual and it sounds like it's automatic based on your fuel, cargo, etc, but I'm not sure because the manual is not that clear with quite a bit of spelling errors.

 

I also can't find anything on how to get Vref in the manual.

Maurice if memory serves me correctly the lastest version of the CS727 for FS9 was V1.3.  You might like to check that ... otherwise that 'duplicate' file could be an upgraded version. 

 

Not at 'my' computer right now.

Maurice if memory serves me correctly the lastest version of the CS727 for FS9 was V1.3.  You might like to check that ... otherwise that 'duplicate' file could be an upgraded version. 

 

Not at 'my' computer right now.

 

Thanks, Appliance.  I just had a look and it's ver. 1.7.  So I guess it's the latest one.  No issues to report so far.

 

Nevermind my V speed questions on the previous post.  I didn't realize this add on is very light (been wanting a lite 727) and rotation and landing around the 130-135k range is working great for me with different amounts of fuel, pax, cargo (flaps 15 t/o, flaps 30 land).

 

The DreemFleet version is way more complex with a better VC, but the CS is a lot of fun when I just want to get in and fly vor without having to look up performance charts and tables (DF).

So much for my memory ...  :rolleyes:

 

Glad you're enjoying the CS727.