Beech twin turbo FS2004

[klemenz]

Hi all-

I'm looking for a Beech twin turbo I had on a former computer. It was distinguished from all the other Beech twins out there, mainly, by the main landing gear: it had one wheel per side rather than the customary two.

I've done a complete search on this website with no luck.

Anyone out there with a good memory?

Regards...

[alastairmonk]

Hi Curt,

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Beechcraft

Once you've identified the aircraft we may be able to locate it for FS2004 .....

Alastair

[klemenz]

Hi Alastair-

I believe it was a 200 turbo King Air, but can't be sure. I noticed that the name Raytheon may replace Beech in a search...I'll try that.

Thanx.

Regards, Curt

[CessnaFlyer]

would you maybe be looking at the beechbaron 58tc? it fit's what your describeing. it only has one wheel on it's landing gear. i don't remember excatly where i got it. but i could post a picture if that would help ya to?

[opaplano]

Is this what you are seeking perhaps?

http://www.simviation.com/cgi-bin/syb.cgi?section=props&file=B58T.zip

;);););)

[CessnaFlyer]

now thats close to what i have. something like this perhaps? we need a better description as to what your looking for

[bumpkin]

Allied Flight Group do a King Air 300 perhaps :confused:

[CessnaFlyer]

lol im with you bumpkin. :confused: maybe he's thinking of the beechcraft 1900d? we need more info.

[Avechelice]

Hi,


by the main landing gear: it had one wheel per side rather than the customary two

So .. certainly not the Kingair 200 or 300 or the 1900D or 1900C
Seem's Opa or Cessnaflyer plane (a Baron 58 TC) is what search OP

On Flightsim:
http://www.flightsim.com/kdl.php?fid=103035
http://www.flightsim.com/l/rsbar58.gif

Regards.http://smilies.sofrayt.com/%5E/a/bye.gif

[Ross@nwa]

Could you be looking for a DUKE ?......

[opaplano]

As the Original Poster has not come back for awhile, it seems we are all just talking to ourselves. :rolleyes:

[klemenz]

Hi all-

Sorry for not keeping up...

...and thanx for all the good suggestions.

The airplane I'm looking for (still looking) isn't a twin baron or a 1900 or a 300. I know it sounds strange, but I think it was another freeware "king" of some sort. It had passengers in it.

Anyway, the designer did a great job on the landing gear disk brake housings which were visible because there was only one wheel per side. I'm a "leg man", and detailed landing gear impresses me.

O well...thanx again for trying.

Regards, Curt Klemenz.

[alastairmonk]

Hi Curt,

The Beechcraft aircraft twins with single wheels are:

Model 50 Twin Bonanza
Baron 55/56/58
Model 60 Duke
Queen Air (various models)
Model 95 Travel Air

Not all of these are "turbos".

The others are either single engined or have dual wheels on the main gear. If what you're looking for isn't one of the ones above its possible that either you're remembering wrongly, or what you remember was incorrectly modelled .....

Pity you don't have an old screenshot that might help with the investigation !

Cheers,

Alastair

[n85988]

You might be looking for the Beeck King Air 200 by AFG, http://www.alliedfsgroup.com/?RhZbkYiCnAlN5waqbekYmChlg247oufbfYr0nr

[Avechelice]

Hello,


Beeck King Air 200 by AFG

Fail !! http://smilies.sofrayt.com/%5E/r/sgrin.gif

OP :

by the main landing gear: it had one wheel per side rather than the customary two.


The King Air 200 have two wheels on each main landing gear !!

Regards.http://smilies.sofrayt.com/%5E/a/bye.gif

[n85988]

Oops! sorry, forgot about that.

[klemenz]

Hi all-

Thanx for all the replies. I checked all of them.

Alastair is probably right...I probably misremembered the airplane, although I'm usually pretty good with grandchildren and airplanes.

I'm curious, Alastair, how you developed the data for your last reply where you identified potential candidates by engine configuration and wheels per side of airplane.

Is that a search technique or a head full of airplane data?

Regards...

[alastairmonk]

Hi Curt,

It wasn't anything special - I simply used the Wikipedia link I referred to earlier to check the list of Beechcraft planes. The early ones wouldn't have been turbos and the most recent half dozen were either jets or had the dual wheel arrangement, so the list wasn't too long !

Not that this gets us closer to the plane you want to get hold of .....

If you're looking for recommendations for a good quality Beech twin there are some obvious candidates.

Cheers,

Alastair