This is the default Baron. Turbo charged. Engine displacement/capacity from 91.7 to 200.0 cubic inches. Engine compression ratio from a low 8.0:1 to 15:1 ('compression ratio' represents the number of times by which the fuel/air mixture is compressed, from top-dead-centre to bottom-dead-centre. The higher, the more energy you can get out of a volume of fuel/air mixture). These engines have 8, not 6 cylinders (pistons) Finally, like the man said in 'Cincinnati Kid' : "When I'm in town you're 2nd best!"

Replaces the default 64X64 bmp moon textures with 256X256 bmps. Alpha masking replaced by higher resolution images. Enhanced with MIP Mapping and smller BMPs. Enhanced by NickN. Original By Roy "Boikat" Altholz

FS2002/FS2004/FSX Flight Plan v2.0. In Flight Plan you can create your flight plan. See your plan on the map. It will also organize your downloaded charts. After activating the route, you will get the charts and the info of the airports in your route, enroute wether information and a detailed route overview. New in v2.0: Search airports information, improved add charts form with preview, improved map view with zoom and snap functions, scenery database, enroute information according to the selected flight, new data system. By F Venema.

This is an original model of the HMS Surprise, a Frigate of the 6th Class...very small at 125', as compared to the average frigate in the 175'-200' range. She was built in 1797 by the French as the Unite and captured by the British, who renamed and upgunned her to from 24 8-pounders to 32-pounders. A typical British Bulldog, she was sent to neutralize the 44-gun French privateer Acheron in the novel/movie Master & Commander.

This is a submerged version of my AI German Type VII U Boat. It is running at periscope depth, and all that is visible above the surface is the periscope and a small bow wave (also included) that it generates. The shadow of the sub can be seen from high altitude, if you have Aircraft Shadows selected in Settings. The sub can be bombed or rocketed, as well as strafed. It will show on your Tactical Display.

This is the pilotable version of my Type VII U Boat. The Type VII was the most numerous U Boat of WWII and was in production from 1938 through the end of the war. The Panel, DP, AIR and CFG files are by PSULLYKEYS. This version will is armed with an 88mm deck gun and 20mm AAA, as well as the MK10 Torpedo. Guns Only or Torpedoes are selectable payloads. The trigger fires the 88mm forward, and the cannon key fires both the 88mm and 20mm broadside in both directions. The torpedo loadout is 12. The vessel submerges/surfaces using the EXITS/Canopy command. When submerged only her periscope is visible above the surface unless you have aircraft shadows enabled, in which case the shadow will be visible from above. The VII Boat is equipped with a full panel. She has a compass, nav panel (must be in GPS mode to have knot meter function), rudder trim and a full GPS gauge. The VII Boat can be launched in missions from any water runway, but is most easily launched from one of my sub tenders (most notably the Invisible Tender), all of which are available here at SimV.

This ZIP contains both of the new AI frigates, HMS Serapis and the French Acheron (AKA Archeron, meant to be opponents for the forthcoming Player version of the current US-flagged Sailing Frigate. DPs by PSULLYKEYS.

This is an original AI model of the USS Constitution. Her DP makes it possinle for her to fire on 'player/pilotable' ships. DP by PSULLYKEYS.

This folder contains two separate ship models, one of the frigate at anchor with no sails and one of her with full sails on a port tack. Each is in it's own ship folde, so you have two ships. This is an original model of an 1860s sailing frigate based on those of the US Navy, but she can be used in any navy of the world at that period, as all had similar ships in service.

This file contains two original AI ships for CFS2. Both are fast-sailing clippers that were developed from the original 'Baltimore Clipper' concept of a narrow beam, deep draft and a lot of canvas. They flourished in the period 1800 to 1855, making fast crossinga of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans on the tea route to China. Clippers came in many sizes, but generally ran from 200-300 feet in length. Some clippers remained in service up to and during WWII.