BOAC beauty
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Re: BOAC beauty
Not for nothing were they referred to in the States as "Corn Cobs"
I was unfortunate in my youth to live close to a USAF KC97 base -- the noise is incredible especially in climb!!!
Leif
I was unfortunate in my youth to live close to a USAF KC97 base -- the noise is incredible especially in climb!!!
Leif

Re: BOAC beauty
I think you lot have jinxed me!
This happened on the next flight.

This happened on the next flight.

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Re: BOAC beauty
Is that as far as the prop will feather Eddie.. or were you still in shock at that point?? :think:
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Re: BOAC beauty
I symapthise Eddie
Look what mappened to me some weeks back :o
Still made it the forteen miles back

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Re: BOAC beauty
Of course engine fires and such are modelled, the whole fire system is in place too.




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The onboard failures are already pretty much well documented Lewis but your shot has answered my question.. the props DO feather and Eddie WAS still in shock ;-)
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Re: BOAC beauty
I never really gave this model much attention because I knew I wouldn't use it very often but I must say this whole "stressed out at the end" and "look away for 1 second and it will kill you" sounds rather fun.
Just how hard is it to fly? I can get the PMDG 747 from cold and dark to the air in no time, would I have a chance of making it to the destination alive?
Just how hard is it to fly? I can get the PMDG 747 from cold and dark to the air in no time, would I have a chance of making it to the destination alive?
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The answer is probably yes Jonesey.. as long as you didn't leave the flightdeck for more than a minute at a time
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Re: BOAC beauty
Indeed I was mate.DaveB wrote: Eddie WAS still in shock ;-)
Jonesey, this aircraft should carry a health warning. It will ruin your social life, keeping you occupied for hours at a time.
I'm really tempted to do EGLL-KJFK this afternoon, but I think Mrs Vegas would object.
Especially as I'm supposed to be cooking today.
I suffer from paranoid amnesia. I can't remember who I don't trust.Re: BOAC beauty
Ill have to see about getting it then 
I'd love for a DC6 with the same level of detail as this
I'd love for a DC6 with the same level of detail as this
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