Kenmore Aircraft Barracuda 6 Turboprop (See Desc.)
Barracuda 6 Startup Procedure
New Features> More streamlined design, Moved Transponder, New paint design, Full Master caution system, PP transponder system, New tail design, New map, More fuel, fixed PID controller fuel ratio to be more efficient, more than 3x battery than last gen, 30km more range
Special features> PFD-300 Avionics Package, Map, Consumption 1x1 by krimwand, battery bar 1x1, fuel bar 1x1, Mixed wingtips, Master caution system, Crash detection, Low fuel warning, Dual alternators, PP Map transponder system (always on), Radio with large antenna and speakers, Altitude hold, Roll hold, Heading hold, 3x1 Map with Vectors, wip glideslope advisor.
cruise- 265kts at 6000ft but can go up to 19,000 feet without oxygen
1. turn on all lights (probably except taxi) and displays on the right panel
2. fuel pumps (grey key to your far right)
3.Starter
4.turn on generators,transponder and instrument backlights
idle rpm is 400 at 20-26% throttle (parking brakes on)
also you need to throttle down a little bit to turn because it has too much power and the propeller is too high up
Master caution can be on because of a crash, low fuel pressure, damaged crash sensors
(REFUEL WITH FUEL PUMPS ON BEFORE FLIGHT FOR MAX RANGE) 110+ km (pretty far for the smallest “jet” in the game) Can make it to artic possibly with a fuel stop if needed
(also this is based on a plane SKY made so all the credit for a lot of logic and the cockpit area design goes to him or her)
How to land the proper way- Start your final approach about 2km out and at 1500ft at 160kts using full flap. Before the runway threshold cut throttle (you know when you hear the boom) then airspeed will come down. It wont drop out of the sky instantly but it will go up because of the props high placement on the airframe. at around 110kts the plane will drop and use aerodynamic braking ( by holding up) and brakes for short field and just use brakes for long field. I would practice a few times with this in mind to learn how to land
-Kenmore aircraft 2025
