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| The Piper Seneca V |
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The Piper Seneca line was developed as a twin-engine version of
the Piper Cherokee Six. The PA-34-220T Seneca V was certified on December 11,
1996 and put into production in 1998.
The Seneca V is the latest in long legacy of twin-engine Piper
airplanes. It utilizes two turbo-charged, 220 HP Continental engines and can
haul about 1,400 pounds of passengers and cargo at over 175 KIAS and has a
useful range of 812 miles at 10,000 feet.
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The Seneca V can operate up to a ceiling
of 25,000 feet with both engines and is well suited for
travel across country. The cockpit features both a
standard avionics and "steam driven" cockpit, as well as
a glass gauge cockpit, all included in the package. |
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Several very interesting videos
on several of the Seneca V variants
are available here:
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| Your Choice of cockpit |
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The Seneca V comes
standard with two styles of cockpit. A standard "steam
driven" instrument cockpit, and a glass cockpit. |
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a 2D conventional panel and virtual cockpit are provided. All paint
schemes are configured by the Load Manager
to use both types of cockpit for you to choose in the simulator. |
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Unparalleled aircraft modeling, incorporating all of
the advanced visual design techniques, including full-feature animation and
an unprecedented level of detail from nose to tail. |
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Ultra-realistic flight dynamics |
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Asymmetric thrust abilities not found in typical FS
twins |
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Both standard and glass cockpits |
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Authentic panel instrumentation and aircraft systems |
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Persistent damage modeling with repair/cost management |
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Complete cabin environment controls |
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5 additional paint schemes available |
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Complete documentation and
checklists. |
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System Specifications |
While cutting edge add-on aircraft such as
this will "run" on a system with the minimum
specifications outlined by Microsoft for Flight Simulator, the following are minimum guidelines to achieve acceptable
performance:
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Microsoft Flight Simulator X,
Flight Simulator X Steam Edition or Flight Simulator
2004 required
for use of this software |
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Pentium or AMD microprocessor or
higher with 2 GHz MHz + speed and 2 MB RAM minimum |
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Windows
10, 8, 7, Vista or XP. 32 or 64
bit. |
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Nvidia or ATI Radeon based 3D accelerator video
card with full antialiasing and T&L lighting capability and a
minimum of 512 MB onboard RAM |
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SoundBlaster Live or equivalent
128-bit DirectX sound device |
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Up-to-date DirectX video and sound drivers |
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Obviously, higher end systems with multi-core
processors and 3.0 GHz+ speed
CPU, 2+ GB system RAM and 1024+ MB or preferably video RAM will perform
much better. |
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Documentation |
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You can download several documents and manuals: |
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Pilot
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Standard
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Glass
Cockpit |
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Performance
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Load Manager
Handbook |
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Normal
Procedures |
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General
Limitations |
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