MARTIN BACKER M.B.5

[fido]

The MartinBaker M.B.5 was first flown on May 23, 1944 using a Rolls-Royce Griffin 83 twelve-cylinder Vee liquid cooled engine driving two three-blade D.H. contra-rotating airscrews. A Laminar-flow duct under the rear fuselage housed coolant and oil radiators and the intercooler. Armed with four 20mm cannons, and a Max speed of over 450mph she would have made a potent hunter. All pictures are from FS9 except the last which was taken with a different version by same author in CFS2.
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Hope I didn't bore you, but I found her to be a rare bird worth sharing.

Fido  ;D

[Hagar]

Nice shots Fido. The MB5 is reckoned by many to be the best aircraft the RAF/FAA never had during WWII. It was a very promising design with many unique features. Martin Baker Aircraft Co. Ltd. was founded as an aircraft manufacturer in 1934 by James Martin (later Sir James Martin) and Captain Valentine Baker. The company was involved with many things in the aircraft industry but was not well-known for its own designs. This is the same company that developed the Martin-Baker ejector seats used on military aircraft all over the world & responsible for saving many lives.
http://www.martin-baker.co.uk/
Note the counter on their site. A proud record indeed.

Lives saved to date 7051
Lives saved this year 11

[foo_fighter]

I 've d/l this nice airplane but I can't use her into fs2004 ='(  :(

the gears are never up!
no matter what I do, dunno why...

anyway, I love the pics!

cya

[Hagar]

[quote]

I 've d/l this nice airplane but I can't use her into fs2004 ='(

[Fitter]

Nice shots Fido....must get that

[foo_fighter]

HAGAR

I think so ....but, nevermind, still a nice model!

cya!

[ozzy72]

Foo have you downloaded the CFS2 version rather than the FS9 one?
I've got this and she works fine. Lovely little plane, really hums
Great shots Fido

Ozzy

[foo_fighter]

maybe Ozzy,

can U set the right link in order to d/l the fs9 version?

thanks in advance pal!

cya.

[Guruswarmyoz]

Foo_fighter:
The problem you've got is all to do with the hydraulic pressure. If you open the aircraft.cfg and find:

[hydraulic_system]

When you've found that you can either copy the following, or just simple edit the pressure to be 1000PSI + :)

[hydraulic_system]
electric_pumps=0
engine_map=1,0,0,0
normal_pressure=1500

This will solve your problems. The pure FS9 version of Piglet's MB5 is at www.sim-outhouse.com --> the CFS2 version works just as well in FS9 with the above mentioned modification.
Hope that helps you out!

[ATI_7500]

Nice looking and unusual aircraft. Great pics,fido!  :D

[jrpilot]

Great shoots

[Hagar]

This is the same company that developed the Martin-Baker ejector seats used on military aircraft all over the world & responsible for saving many lives.
http://www.martin-baker.co.uk/
Note the counter on their site. A proud record indeed.

Lives saved to date 7051
Lives saved this year 11

After the Luftwaffe Tornado collision yesterday this now reads:

Lives saved to date 7053
Lives saved this year 13

2 more lives saved. Pity it couldn't have been 4.

[foo_fighter]

Big THANKS Guruz!!!!

now I'm really happy!!!

thanks again pal!

cya!

[FLYING_TRUCKER]

Very Nice looking aeroplane...Surprised it didn't go into service with the Royal Navy?

Thanks also for the info Doug

Cheers...Happy Landings...Doug

[Guruswarmyoz]

:) ;) :D ;D

Big THANKS Guruz!!!!

now I'm really happy!!!

thanks again pal!

cya!

Its a good tip to remember Foo_fighter, this applies to (probably) the majority of CFS2 conversion to FS9 --> providing you have that problem!