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Shorts Brothers

C-23B Sherpa

Washington Army National Guard

Tail Number_95-00039

For FS98 / 2000


C23B_ANG.ZIP

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Shorts C-23B Sherpa
Twin Turboprop Transport
Washington Army National Guard
Tail Number_95-00039
For FS98 / FS2000 with Full Moving Parts
Including Steerable Nosewheel
Also Moving Rear Ramp via the spoiler key

All New ver3 AF99/AA Design by: Barry Blaisdell
Internet: barrywb@snet.net
Web Site: http://www.flightsimnetwork.com/premaircraft/

Special Thanks to Sgt Jack Power for his help
in creating this authentic military aircraft.

NOTAM: This aircraft is in FS6.1 (FS98) Format
The FSCONV98.EXE and FS98PAT1.EXE Programs
MUST be installed to FS98.

For use in FS2000...Patch #2B should be Installed

These are available from microsoft.com and SurClaro
plus other Flightsim sites on the Net.

To install: UnZip to your FS98 or FS2000\AIRCRAFT Folder using
WinZip or similar program making sure the paths option
(Use Subfolders) is turned on.

Then add your favorite turboprop sound files and panel
and go flying.
I can recommend a not very huge, but still complete set
of sounds named: SAABJB03.zip (or later), by Jens Borgstroem.
Originally created for his SAAB340B and S2000 aeroplanes, but
very suitable for Shorts Aircraft as well.
Download from either my homepage (see above) or SurClaro.

This aircraft was created by me using AF99 by Abacus Software
and consists of 3D animated control surfaces, and landing gear.
It also has Moving Props and operating Landing Lights Added
using "Aircraft Animator comml ver 1. 2e comml".

FYI, to operate the lights - press CTRL L to turn them on or
off. At night you can see them illuminating runway. (FS98 Only)

NOTAM: FS2000 does NOT Support FS98 Night lighting or
AA Landing Light Beams.

To operate the Steerable Nosewheel use your RUDDER Controls.
To operate the Rear Ramp use the spoiler key.

NOTAM: The Ramp is normally OPEN at startup, Close the
Ramp before Taxi or Takeoff.

Also Operational Nav Lights and Strobes, Flaperon counterweights
and 5 bladed Props shown at engines off.


Shorts SD3-30 Sherpa Specifications:
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Wing: span 74 ft 8 in (22.76 m); aspect ratio 12.2; area 453.00 sq ft (42.08 m2)

Fuselage and tail: length 58 ft 01Ú2 in (17.69 m); height 16 ft 3 in (4.95 m); tailplane
span 18 ft 73Ú4 in (5.68 m)

Powerplant: two Pratt & Whitney Canada T101-CP-100 (PT6A-45R) turboprops each
rated at 1,198 shp (893 kW)

Weights: empty equipped 14,727 lb (6680 kg); maximum take-off 25,500 lb (11566 kg)
Fuel and load: internal fuel 4,480 lb (2032 kg); external fuel none; maximum payload
7,100 lb (3221 kg)

Speed: maximum cruising speed at 10,000 ft (3050 m) at 21,000 lb (9526 kg) 190 kt
(218 mph; 352 km/h); economical cruising speed at 10,000 ft (3050 m) at 21,000 lb
(9526 kg) 157 kt (181 mph; 291 km/h)

Range: 669 nm (770 miles; 1239 km) with 5,000-lb (2268-kg) payload or 195 nm (225
miles; 362 km) with 7,000-lb (3,175-kg) payload

Performance: maximum rate of climb at sea level 1,180 ft (360 m) per minute; service
ceiling 20,000 ft (6095 m); take-off distance 1,840 ft (561 m) at maximum take-off
weight; take-off distance to 50 ft (15 m) 2,610 ft (796 m) at maximum take-off weight;
landing distance from 50 ft (15 m) 1,900 ft (579 m) at maximum landing weight.



July, 2000

Barry Blaisdell