Model F33A, Bonanza, Model F33C, Bonanza, Model F33C, Bonanza, 2 PCLM (Acrobatic Category) (cont'd) *Airspeed Limits Utility Category (F33A. Features: Original GNS 430 included. You Are Umasou Movie Sub Download. Original HQ digital stereo sounds recorded from the original aircraft. Polygon optimized model. Friendly FPS. Control windows for controlling eyes candies (wheel chocks, bags, pitot cover, and sights prop) Autopilot installed. Pop up F33 Bonanza manual with performance.

Rating Guide Beechcraft Bonanza F33A Beechcraft Bonanza V35 Publisher: Carenado Description: Two Beechcrafts, includes a fully functional virtual cockpit, at 15 USD each Download Size: 10.1 Mb for the F33A, 12.3 Mb for the V35 Format: Executable Auto-install files Simulator: FS2002 Reviewed by:, AVSIM staff reviewer Possible Commercial Rating Score: 1 to 5 stars with 5 stars being exceptional. Please see details of our review rating policy I remember a story an oldtimer once told me. It must have been shortly after the second world war, although he wasn't sure about the exact date. This guy, with more than 7000 hours commercial in his log, sat in his DC-3 on the tarmac at Paris Orly. All of a sudden, he sees this cute little plane passing the taxiway ahead of him. It has this strange, V-shaped tail, that he had never seen before. 'I made a bet with my copilot: as soon as this cutie was going to pull on the yoke to take off, the plane would veer to the right or left, and the pilot would have to correct with his rudder.

Because I couldn't for the life of me figure out how a slanted elevator set-up, as on this V-tail, would succeed in only giving an effect of pitch, and not of yaw.' Of course, this oldtimer proved wrong.

His copilot won the bet—a case of good Bordeaux. And the Beechcraft Bonanza V35 went on to lure thousands of private pilots. It's easy enough: what other plane could surpass the V35 in endurance, performance, ease of handling, speed? Carenado, the software company from South America, has put the V35 in the reach of every simmer. Actually, he has provided two liveries: one with an American tail-number, the other one for European users.

You can get those two for the price of one: $15 USD. Carenado also released what is virtually the successor to the V35: the Bonanza F33A. This does not have the v-tail, but has kept many of the flight characteristics of the V35. Look at them. Aren't they beautiful?

V35 in USA-livery V35 in European livery F33A The planes come equipped with a custom-made panel; the sounds however are derived from the default Cessna 182. Nothing wrong with that, I suppose, but it does not quite fit in: given the amount of time that the developers must have dedicated to textures, appearances, flight characteristics, and panel, it makes you wonder why they didn't put in some thought to perhaps record the original sounds. It would have made the package even better. And there you have it.

My opinion in a nutshell is that this is among the best payware general aircraft for FS2002 available. It's easily worth its money; although I could imagine some readers thinking that Carenado might have provided both the V35 as well as the F33A for the same price. Samsung Writemaster Se-s204 Driver here. It does seem a bit exaggerated to buy two different Bonanzas that are almost the same in terms of characteristics and performance. On the other hand, it does give the buyer a choice. Reader Survey This survey is intended for those that have used this product or add-on.

If you have used it, please let your fellow simulation enthusiasts know how you rate it by taking this survey. Please, if you have not used this product, do not take this poll (you can view the poll from the 'Results' link below). Review Poll Have you used Carenado's Bonanza? Excellent Good Average I can live with it Taking it off my system Installation and first impressions Now on to some more detailed remarks. Installation after download is a snap.