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Convair Model 201 Shipboard Fighter

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Convair Model 201 Shipboard Fighter


Convair Model 201 for Strike Fighters 2

 

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What this is :

 

This is the CTOL version of Convair's Model 200 VSTOL entry for the Sea Control Ship fighter competition of the early 70's. It also reappeared later as GD Model 218 during the VFAX competition which ultimately ended up as the F-18.

 

There are quite a number of artist's impressions and 3-view floating around, of which most ones show a more pointy delta planform and underwing Sidewinders. That would be the earlier iterations, which by 1975 or so would have evolved into what you see here.

 

The original documentation only mentions 2 AIM-9 + 2 AIM-7 but I added 2 underwing and a centerline station because it makes the plane a bit more fun to use and isn't totally implausible.

 

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More Stuff:

 

It uses sounds from SF2E so your mileage may vary :o

 

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Known Issues:

 

None, really.

 

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Credits:

 

Models & textures & FM by Julhelm

 

As usual, these files may not be used in payware or otherwise tampered with and reposted without my consent which you may request on Combatace forum.

 

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Nice to see this released - well done!

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Templates?

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Nice plane! Great work!

 

Didn't know that this was proposed for VFAX. makes me wonder why they chose the F-18 over this... oh wait they picked the f-18 over the F-14. bunch of idiots.

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This is a really nice plane :salute:

Edited by porterjr

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Cool, bought the Razbam FSX version and compleatly forgot it started off as a 3W based project.

 

 

Craig

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You did? Nice. Btw any skins for the FSX version will work with this. All you have to do is flip the image vertically

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Thanks for the tip :good:

 

Still to apply the last patch, will give it a spin tommorow night

 

 

Craig

 

 

 

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This is a fun and interesting airplane in SF2. I highly recommend it.

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Very nice aircraft. And the cockpit is peace of art! :clapping:

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Very nice aircraft. And the cockpit is peace of art! :clapping:

 

 

clearly!!!! :drinks:

 

make me wish you do some pits for some other planes.

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Man, that´s awesome!! The cockpit alone is outstanding! BTW, the pit is -PERFECT- for the SAAB Drakens, correct? Congrats!

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It's completely different from the 50's pit in the Draken. The best fit for that would F-105 pit.

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For some reason on take off under autopilot,a\c skews right,anyone else got that?

Otherwise,awesome a\c and model jule m8

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It's completely different from the 50's pit in the Draken. The best fit for that would F-105 pit.

 

You´re right but the cockpit structure is much closer than F-105. The Convair´s instrumentation is much modern I know, but all in all it´s a better fit. I painted my example with the SAAB green replacing the grey areas and it realy looks terrific. Give a try!

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BTW I forgot to type this in the readme:

 

You can use SHIFT-0 to toggle the canopy and SHIFT-7 to toggle the refuelling probe.

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And for the droptank texture, just drop it in the appropriate folder as well?

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And just a note, the A2G pipper should be where the A2A pipper is located, the current pipper is way too high for A2G work.

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The plane is very nice and the cockpit is awesome, but I have some doubts about it:

 

- In the cockpit folder there are some instruments bmps with keys instead knobs below the HUD. Is it an optional cockpit? I tried to use it renaming the bmps, but the knobs are still there on top of the keys.

- I can´t use the RWR displaye, I hear the warnings but it shows nothing.

- what is the difference of the alternative data ini?

 

Congratulations and I hope you do more cockpits (and planes)

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Those textures are for one of the earlier iterations of the cockpit which unfortunately was on my external HDD that died.

 

I think the alternative data ini has fixed canards, don't remember. No idea why the RWR doesn't work. Never noticed it...

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Here's a more realistic tweak of the engine:

 

[Engine]

ReferenceName=Pratt & Whitney F100_PW-220

SystemType=JET_ENGINE

InputName=THROTTLE_CONTROL

EngineID=1

HasAfterburner=TRUE

NumAfterburnerStages=5

SLThrustDry=65255.41

SLThrustWet=106001.12

ThrustAngles=0.0,0.0,0.0

ThrustPosition=0.00,-7.27,0.61

ThrottleRate=0.35

NozzleAnimationID=8

IdleThrottle=0.10

IdleRPM=0.27

IdleNozzle=1.0

CruiseThrottle=0.70

CruiseRPM=0.80

CruiseNozzle=0.2

MilThrottle=0.90

MilRPM=0.995

MilNozzle=0.0

MaxThrottle=0.95

MaxRPM=1.02

MaxNozzle=0.0

FullABThrottle=1.12

FullABRPM=1.02

FullABNozzle=1.0

AltitudeTableNumData=91

AltitudeTableDeltaX=304.8

AltitudeTableStartX=0.0

AltitudeTableData=1,0.971106394,0.942855852,0.915238387,0.888244103,0.861863187,0.836085916,0.81090265,0.786303837,0.762280013,0.738821797,0.715919894,0.693565098,0.671748283,0.650460414,0.629692538,0.609435786,0.589681377,0.570420613,0.55164488,0.533345649,0.515514475,0.498142997,0.481222939,0.464746105,0.448704388,0.433089758,0.417894274,0.403110075,0.388729381,0.374744499,0.361147815,0.347931799,0.335089002,0.322612056,0.310493678,0.298726662,0.285193242,0.27240596,0.26022405,0.248620308,0.237562406,0.226989891,0.216908987,0.207331873,0.198193216,0.18941235,0.181041534,0.173024394,0.165388417,0.157978038,0.150909904,0.143808453,0.137043248,0.131316926,0.125837043,0.120517912,0.115176317,0.110071472,0.105192884,0.100530525,0.096074811,0.091816584,0.087747089,0.083857963,0.08014121,0.076589191,0.073194605,0.069950474,0.066850129,0.063887197,0.061055589,0.058349483,0.055763318,0.053291776,0.050929778,0.048672468,0.046515207,0.04445356,0.042483289,0.040600345,0.038800856,0.037081125,0.035437615,0.033866949,0.032365898,0.030931377,0.029560436,0.028250259,0.026998151,0.025801539

DryMachTableNumData=4

DryMachTableDeltaX=0.4

DryMachTableStartX=0.0

DryMachTableData=1.000,0.980,1.172,0.000

WetMachTableNumData=7

WetMachTableDeltaX=0.4

WetMachTableStartX=0.0

WetMachTableData=1.000,0.991,1.207,1.683,2.473,2.750,3.027

MaxInletTemperature=120

GasTempMaxRPM=690.0

GasTempIdleRPM=420.0

GasTempChangeRate=5.0

OverheatTemp=800.0

DamageTempDelta=300.0

OilPressMaxRPM=35.0

OilPressIdleRPM=55.0

OilPressChangeRate=0.5

LowOilPress=12.0

LowOilTempDelta=400.0

GyroscopicInertia=

TSFCM0=0.505

TSFCM1=0.735

AfterburnerTSFC=2.500

MinFuelFlow=0.01

ExhaustPosition=0.00,-7.27,0.61

ExhaustEmitterName=CleanExhaustEmitter

AfterburnerNodeName=AfterBurner

AfterburnerEmitterName=EagleAfterburnerEmitter

AfterburnerEffectSize=0.92

DetachWhenDestroyed=

DamageRating=DISABLED

MinExtentPosition=-0.67,-6.37,-0.00

MaxExtentPosition=0.67,-1.52,1.35

FireSuppression=TRUE

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