A very nice, comfy Cessna 182 RG...!
Posted: Wed Jun 15, 2005 4:32 pmHello all...!
For anyone with loads of money, the Cessna 182 RG, (retractable gear) Skylane, is a nice step-up from the venerable Cessna 172 Skyhawk...
providing that you have passed the "change of type test"... ;)...!
This is a serious aeroplane for transporting your passengers swiftly and in comfort... 8)...!
It's increase in speed is due, in the main part, from being equipped with a retractable undercarriage, therefore vastly reducing drag.
(The 182 S Skylane is equipped with a fixed undercarriage).
The download comes with very nice Garmin GNS 430 and GNS 530 radios fitted as standard....
...but...
I find that I spend so much time fiddling with them in an attempt to obtain the data I require, that I am not looking out of the windows, where I am going, as one should, and therefore in imminent danger of crashing, or bumping into another aircraft.....:o...!
...so...
I have replaced the Garmin radios with my very nice Bendix-King radio installation.... ;)...!
Much more "understandable" to the equally venerable Fozz...Tee-Hee... ;D...!
I love all that "old-fashioned analogue stuff... ;)...!
LOL...!
Cheers all...!
Paul....parked at Half Moon Bay. (KHAF).
...and my new radio installation...>>>
...available from here...>>>
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props16.htm
4.5 MB by Robert Hawk
P.S. I am surprised that the 182 RG was not included amongst the default aircraft in FS 2004...
It was in FS 2002...
...!
For anyone with loads of money, the Cessna 182 RG, (retractable gear) Skylane, is a nice step-up from the venerable Cessna 172 Skyhawk...
providing that you have passed the "change of type test"... ;)...!
This is a serious aeroplane for transporting your passengers swiftly and in comfort... 8)...!
It's increase in speed is due, in the main part, from being equipped with a retractable undercarriage, therefore vastly reducing drag.
(The 182 S Skylane is equipped with a fixed undercarriage).
The download comes with very nice Garmin GNS 430 and GNS 530 radios fitted as standard....
...but...
I find that I spend so much time fiddling with them in an attempt to obtain the data I require, that I am not looking out of the windows, where I am going, as one should, and therefore in imminent danger of crashing, or bumping into another aircraft.....:o...!
...so...
I have replaced the Garmin radios with my very nice Bendix-King radio installation.... ;)...!
Much more "understandable" to the equally venerable Fozz...Tee-Hee... ;D...!
I love all that "old-fashioned analogue stuff... ;)...!
LOL...!
Cheers all...!
Paul....parked at Half Moon Bay. (KHAF).
...and my new radio installation...>>>
...available from here...>>>
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props16.htm
4.5 MB by Robert Hawk
P.S. I am surprised that the 182 RG was not included amongst the default aircraft in FS 2004...
It was in FS 2002...
...!
