DeHavilland DHC2-MKIII Turbo Beaver
REFERENCE INFORMATION
For detailed instructions on how to fly this aircraft, see the Aircraft Information
articles in the Learning Center. For standard procedures, see the Checklists tab.

Total Flight Simulator aircraft weight with full fuel | 5,370 lbs

NOTE: To adjust fuel load, on the Aircraft menu, click Fuel and Load.

VA - Maneuvering Speed (5,370 lbs) | 124 KIAS
VMO - Maximum Operating Speed | 176 KIAS
VNO - Max Structural Cruising Speed | 141 KIAS
VNE - Never Exceed Speed | 180 KIAS
VS - Stalling Speed (max weight, flaps up) | 65 KIAS
VSO - Stalling Speed in Landing Configuration | 51 KIAS
VX - Best Angle-of-Climb Speed (sea level) | 81 KIAS
VY - Best Rate-of-Climb Speed (sea level) | 97 KIAS
Maximum Glide Speed (5,370 lbs) | 87 KIAS

Maximum Flap Placard Speeds

Flaps degrees | KIAS
15 | 140
35 | 120
| 50 | 100
58-full flaps | 90

NOTE: For explanations of speeds used on this tab, see "V-speeds" in the Learning Center Glossary.

Quick Reference - Annunciator

Quick Reference - Ground Handeling

Quick Reference - Panel Help

+++NOTAMS+++
Open the Panel_Docs folder for information on operating this aircraft.
Turn on Tool Tips
To raise your seat higher press SHIFT-ENTER
Use Shift E to open the Pilot Doors...
Shift E +2 will operate the Passenger Doors
Important... If using AUTOSTART (CTRL E) .... Check to make sure the Generator is switched to ON in the lower IFR panel or VC
To hear the Exit Door sounds....It has to be quiet in the cockpit Do it before starting engines or after Engine Shutdown
Use of Elevator trim is recommended in FS2004
For Best Frame Rates...Keep Windows Closed
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    Quick Reference - EYEPOINT KEY COMMANDS

    Move Eyepoint Back

    CTRL+ENTER

    Move Eyepoint Down

    SHIFT+BACKSPACE

    Move Eyepoint Forward

    CTRL+BACKSPACE

    Move Eyepoint Left

    CTRL+SHIFT+BACKSPACE

    Move Eyepoint Right

    CTRL+SHIFT+ENTER

    Move Eyepoint Up

    SHIFT+ENTER

    Reset Eyepoint

    SPACE

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