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Long Range Piston Twins

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Calling vets who could throw a few suggestions into the hat.

Free or payware, what ships have the longest range?  Civvies at the front of the queue.

radials or inline.  I'm visualising DC3's or maybe Ventura variants only because they're the ones I have already.  I vaguely remember the DG dh98 has some legs as well.

Any ideas??

PS this should be a FSXSE forum???

The Cessna 404 Titan was a twin piston with a very long range, about 2000 statute miles when packed with fuel, but it did not have radial or V-engines.

For a twin radial, yes, the Lockheed Ventura did have long legs.  With ferry tanks, it could fly up to a quoted 2600 sm.

The Douglas A-26 Invader could make 3000 sm with ferry tanks.

 

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46 minutes ago, stans said:

The Cessna 404 Titan was a twin piston with a very long range, about 2000 statute miles when packed with fuel, but it did not have radial or V-engines.

For a twin radial, yes, the Lockheed Ventura did have long legs.  With ferry tanks, it could fly up to a quoted 2600 sm.

The Douglas A-26 Invader could make 3000 sm with ferry tanks.

 

Hmm.  Not used a Titan.  Will give one a try.  Thanks 🙂

Milt Shupe's freeware Howard 500 comes to mind...powered by a pair of R2800 radials with a max range of ~2200nm.

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2 hours ago, Bob Scott said:

Milt Shupe's freeware Howard 500 comes to mind...powered by a pair of R2800 radials with a max range of ~2200nm.

yup, got it.

I'm a big fan of the Aerosoft PBY-6 Catalina. Beautiful plane with many land and water options.

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16 hours ago, VeryBumpy said:

I'm a big fan of the Aerosoft PBY-6 Catalina. Beautiful plane with many land and water options.

Brilliant plane by Aerosoft and ideal for FSX because of its very low VAS footprint but it will take forever to get there!! It is just soooo slow!

Bill

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