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Which third party aircraft are you all hoping for?

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1 hour ago, ShawnG said:

The problem is that often it gets overdone.  “Manifold pressure was slightly high for .35 seconds, time to die!!!!”

Well sure, and I'll be the first to criticize that kind of thing when it's a cheap shortcut for "realism."

But when it it's the real way you'd have to manage a pair of vintage radial engines on a PBY or DC-3 -- cowl flaps, manifold pressure and all that -- and you can't just jam the throttles forward and leave 'em there after takeoff, that's the kind of thing I'll pay money for. Not just a pretty visual model. 

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On 10/3/2020 at 7:10 AM, Scimiter said:

All good fun.

1. PMDG 737NGXu/BBJ, 777

2. Aerosoft A320 & A330, CRJ

3. Captainsim 757/767

4. Carenado's GA aircraft

Anything coming later that's on this level of quality.

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1. PMDG 737

I'd like to see something similar to what A2A did to their Cessna and others aircrafts with degradation over time/hours. I don't want to feel  like I'm getting in a brand new fully serviced play every time, because well, I'm not.

PMDG 737NG3 and hopefully MAX

SN737

55 minutes ago, Paraffin said:

Well sure, and I'll be the first to criticize that kind of thing when it's a cheap shortcut for "realism."

But when it it's the real way you'd have to manage a pair of vintage radial engines on a PBY or DC-3 -- cowl flaps, manifold pressure and all that -- and you can't just jam the throttles forward and leave 'em there after takeoff, that's the kind of thing I'll pay money for. Not just a pretty visual model. 

Yep fouling the plugs if you do not lean the mixture on idle/taxi and leave it full rich for too long is another one.

I think a PBY is a bit optimistic but you never know 🙂  ... also single pilot ops were not usually recommended for the PBY IRL, among other things the radios are behind you -  but I suppose that applies to a lot of aircraft we fly in sims.

Here is a gratuitous random (poor quality) clip of a Black Cat PBY taking off that I shot at an airshow about 10 years ago ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqn7XoLlTw8

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57 minutes ago, Glenn Fitzpatrick said:

Yep fouling the plugs if you do not lean the mixture on idle/taxi and leave it full rich for too long is another one.

I think a PBY is a bit optimistic but you never know 🙂  ... also single pilot ops were not usually recommended for the PBY IRL, among other things the radios are behind you -  but I suppose that applies to a lot of aircraft we fly in sims.

Here is a gratuitous random (poor quality) clip of a Black Cat PBY taking off that I shot at an airshow about 10 years ago ...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eqn7XoLlTw8

We'll get a PBY at some point, but probably way behind the first DC-3/C-47's.

I don't even like the PBY that much, but that's my FSEconomy background because it's such a slow pig in the air. Not really economical for cargo flights unless you have lots of time to sit watching the scenery slide by.... real... slow. 

I still have an emotional attachment to the PBY Catalina because my Dad flew in some of them out of Jacksonville FL during WW2 as a spotter (non-pilot) before he transferred to an escort carrier in the Pacific for the end of the war, and then it was all SB-2C's for aerial recon. The PBY is still a pig in the air though, if you've ever flown one in a flight sim. No wonder they tried adding JATO rockets just to get it off the water with a full payload!

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The Ela Eclipse 10, the best safe ultralight for enjoy the landscapes of MSFS at low speed and altitude.

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PMDG 737

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i would really like to see a good, realistic L-39!!

I forgot it, a 727!!!! with one FMS integrated like the cargo ones have now for LNAV and the rest of original instruments and autopilot. And normal, the rest of planes that the majority state already here, MD-11, ATRs, etc..

Majestic Q400, then PMDG NGXu/777.  I love what PMDG did w/ tiller ground steering in the NGXU it is really sweet if you have something to operate it with...like an old Cessna Trim Wheel 😃

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PMDG 737

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