August 4, 20169 yr The DC-6B has a fuel capacity of 5512 gallons of 100LL, or 33,127.12 lbs. The current PMDG DC-6B can carry about 4051 gallons. This plane is supposed to be intercontinental? Justin Loehner Classic Commercial Air Montuky Air Services fseconomy.net
August 4, 20169 yr Commercial Member The DC-6B has a fuel capacity of 5512 gallons of 100LL, or 33,127.12 lbs. If you spring for 10 tanks. This, as mentioned by the Intro Manual and/or POH, is the 8 tank version. Justin Full names in the forum, please - first and last. Kyle Rodgers
August 4, 20169 yr Author If you spring for 10 tanks. This, as mentioned by the Intro Manual and/or POH, is the 8 tank version. Full names in the forum, please - first and last. Ahh, "Tanks" for clarifying. On that note, is the 10 tank possible version limited by the fact that xplane only allows 9 tanks? Justin Loehner Classic Commercial Air Montuky Air Services fseconomy.net
August 4, 20169 yr Commercial Member Ahh, "Tanks" for clarifying. haha - good one. On that note, is the 10 tank possible version limited by the fact that xplane only allows 9 tanks? I'm guessing that was the reasoning, but I'd have to check with the team to be sure. It might also be that our study aircraft was an 8 tank version, too. Kyle Rodgers
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