which aircraft modeled in fsx requires the most runway to get off the ground when empty?
which aircraft modeled in fsx requires the most runway to get off the ground when empty?
I would say the B-29 Superfortress
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Republic F-84F Thunderstreak or F-105 ? (as ALL the Republic a/c).....
Alphasim B-24
Many russian heavies (which I have only as freeware) when loaded full of fuel.
Knew a DC-7C pilot who liked to say the only way it got off the runway was "sheer brute force and the curvature of the earth." The Calclassics DC-7 performs true to form.
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I find Carenado's Bonanza a bird that takes a bit of real estate to get off the ground full of fuel.
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The old Alphasim RF-84 Thunderflash was about the longest I've encountered. I don't have the SSW F-84, but I'm sure its in the same ballpark.
I guess any early jetliner might fit the bill.
I've found long takeoff runs with these birds:
Milviz T38
CLS F117
As far as I know they replicate the real world aircraft.
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I don't know about the FSX version, but real world, the B-58. There was a reason the Bunker Hill AFB runway was over 12,500 feet long.Part of the reason the Alphasim (Virtavia?) B-24 was such a bear was that it was 3,000 pounds over gross out of the "box". Glenn
There was an old saying about Republic aircraft (P-47, B-36, F-84, F-105, etc), that if someone built a runway around the world, Republic would make an airplane to use every bit of it.
Heh, yeah.
https://youtu.be/t2VlIKt6EK0?t=1m11s
To be fair, the runway at that place is also rather short. But look at that shallow climb...
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