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  1. #51

    Taking off from Cajabamba for Huaraz

    Route: SPJB SPHZ

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 800 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 26160 lbs

  2. #52

    Down at Huaraz

    Now it was CAVOK at Cajabamba, and overcast at Huaraz.
    Seems a front is goint through, and I'm flying along...
    Sneaked through the valleys again.
    Pity there were almost no veiws of the mountains. The Cordillera Blanca has some of the most amazing mountains of the world.

    Route: SPJB SPHZ

    Distance: 106.9 nm
    Flight Time: 0:54:15
    Fuel Used: 426.3 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...0KxU4HvHnB4A3M

  3. #53

    Taking off from Huaraz for Huanuco

    Route: SPHZ SPNC

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 700 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 26060 lbs

  4. #54

    Down at Huanuco

    Sorry, Duenna didn't start. Had it set up for baton autopickup (no idea why it didn't autostart), but didn't check after stert whether it really was logging.
    I've added screenshots of Load screen and flight analysis screens.
    Hope that's ok.

    Quite a flight. At Huaraz everything above 11000 ft was completely socked in.
    To the south and east of the mountains weather was better though.
    Took a big detour south to Laguna Conococha before crossing the mountains.
    Still, the climb to the laguna through the clouds was pretty unnerving. There's a lot of granite around, and the DC-3 is not exactly climbing like a rocket at these altitudes.
    Did something I've never done - used the small stream flowing out of the laguna through Huaraz for navigation. Actually I'm pretty thrilled about the Yahoo maps overlay for Google Earth - streams marked there are identic for FS9 default (at least where I've flown). (Regarding the roads, Yahoo maps has more roads than FS9 for Peru, but the subset displayed by fs9 is present in YM.)

    Route: SPHZ SPNC

    Distance: 88.8 nm
    Flight Time: 0:50:32
    Fuel Used: 476 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    Fuel calculation:
    Takeoff Weight: 26060 lbs
    Landing Weight: 25584 lbs
    Fuel consumed: 476 lbs

    Flight time calculation:
    Take-off: 13:45:31
    Landing: 14:36:03
    Flight time: 0:50:32

    1. Payload screen. Landing weight 25584 lbs
    2. Flight analysis screen.
    3. Take-off: 13:45:31
    4. Landing: 14:36:03

    5. Following the stream through the clouds.
    6. Finally breaking free.
    7. Not the last time I'd be in clouds. Laguna Conococha.
    8. And clouds again diving down the valley to Huanuco.
    I'm served, thank you.

  5. #55

    Taking off from Huanuco for Vicco

    Route: SPNC SPVI

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 400 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 25760 lbs

  6. #56

    Down at Vicco

    I wonder how you guys with heavier machines got out of Huanuco.
    First getting out of that hole called an airport, then climbing at METO, and still the ground rising at the same speed as the plane.
    And as icing on the top a nice load of clouds in the valleys.
    Not comfortable.

    Route: SPNC SPVI

    Distance: 57.3 nm
    Flight Time: 0:34.40
    Fuel Used: 389.1 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...6nO82XxZhhuF5Y

  7. #57

    Taking off from Vicco for Lima

    Route: SPVI SPLP

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 500 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 25860 lbs

  8. #58

    Down at Lima

    Nice clear skies on the altiplano, but everything below 10000 ft in clouds.
    Dove down the Chillon valley for the fun of it. Feeling your way along a valley through the clouds is much more fun going downhill, when there's the option for climbing out straight ahead, than uphill, with no option than clench the teeth, if I got myself into that situation.

    Route: SPVI SPLP

    Distance: 90.3 nm
    Flight Time: 0:48:35
    Fuel Used: 296.5 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...Ce68yHzfnnTzdA

  9. #59

    Taking off from Lima for Ayacucho

    Feeling like a yoyo on these flights - up, down, up ...

    Route: SPLP SP

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 900 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 26260 lbs

  10. #60

    Down in Ayacucho

    Apart from having to climb back up through the overcast between 2000 and 10000 ft (I'm sure the organisers had a good chuckle working this out), great weather, beautiful flight.

    Route: SPLP SPHO

    Distance: 174.2 nm
    Flight Time: 1:11:57
    Fuel Used: 679.4 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...gRtsRYNoL95Y3c

  11. #61

    Taking off from Ayacucho for Cusco

    Route: SPHO SPZO

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 600 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 25960 lbs

  12. #62

    Down in Cusco

    Nice flight, beautiful views of Nevado Salcantay, no stress, that's how Papa likes it...

    Cusco! We'll spend a few days here to visit the magnificent Inca architecture, explore the beautiful countryside, and maybe make a trip to Macchu Picchu.

    Route: SPHO SPZO

    Distance: 133.8 nm
    Flight Time: 0:59:28
    Fuel Used: 446.6 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...HaM0JpIHRLraQ0

  13. #63

    Taking off from Cusco for Puno

    Route: SPZO SPNP

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 900 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 26260 lbs

  14. #64
    Down in Puno

    Clouds in the mountains, so preferred to follow the railway.

    Route: SPZO SPNP

    Distance: 175.3 nm
    Flight Time: 1:15:19
    Fuel Used: 606.3 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...VWf27KQQVNgRtg

  15. #65

    Taking off from Puno for La Paz

    Route: SPNP SLLP

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 600 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 25960 lbs

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...VWf27KQQVNgRtg

  16. #66

    Down in La Paz

    Route: SPNP SLLP

    Distance: 116.2 nm
    Flight Time: 0:48:35
    Fuel Used: 375.3 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...cGdf6zGUXilMjE

  17. #67

    Down in Cochabamba

    Some severe turbulence + scattered clouds with quite some granite around made for an interesting flight.

    SOH was not accessible (busy), so no TO post.

    Route: SLLP SLCB

    Distance: 128.7 nm
    Flight Time: 0:55:51
    Fuel Used: 402.9 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...cjx9n6Bx6oQo00

  18. #68

    Taking off from Cochabamba for Sucre

    Route: SLCB SLSU

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 600 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 25960 lbs

  19. #69

    Down in Sucre

    Route: SLCB SLSU

    Distance: 107.7 nm
    Flight Time: 0:50:28
    Fuel Used: 403.4 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...3qJ9as4mRuaGQM

  20. #70

    Down in Potosi

    Server was down for maintenance, so no TO post.

    Route: SLSU SLPO

    Distance: 41.1 nm
    Flight Time: 0:20:02
    Fuel Used: 183.1 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...uly6tBlzfieQ6g

  21. #71

    Taking off from Potosi for Coposa

    Route: SLPO SCKP

    Maximum Takeoff Weight: 26,900 lbs
    Empty Weight: 19,021 lbs
    Payload: 6,000 lbs
    Crew: 340 lbs

    Fuel: 1100 lbs

    Takeoff Weight: 26460 lbs

  22. #72

    Sown in Coposa

    Route: SLPO SCKP

    Distance: 181.8 nm
    Flight Time: 1:22:30
    Fuel Used: 609.4 lbs
    Cargo transported: 6000 lbs
    Maintenance: 0

    http://fs-duenna.com/flights/ShowFli...jqyexkf0I3ceQk

  23. #73
    Welcome to Columbia!!
    salt_air

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    Quote Originally Posted by salt_air View Post
    Welcome to Columbia!!
    Welcome to Chile. :mixedsmi:
    Jeff
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  25. #75
    Don't tell him ... ... make him think.
    salt_air

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