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== C208B Grand Caravan Repaints ==
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===== RAAF Grey Repaint v1 =======
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Hello everyone. This is my repaint of the default C208B Grand Caravan in the colours of the Royal Australian Air Force, in grey/low-viz.
Hope you all enjoy it.
Cheers!

You can also check out my other livery:
- Qantas Outback (filename:c208qf.zip)
- Air Caraibes (filename: c208tx.zip)
- RAAF Camo (filename: c208raafcamo.zip)

** Note: If anyone knows of or found a way to assign a
** keystroke to set the Fuel Condition Lever directly
** into low idle (around in 25% mixture
** control in FSX), maybe using some sort of XML gauge
** or something; please contact me. I'd appreciate that, Thanks.


***Legal***
This is a freeware repaint, do not republish the file or any part of it without my permission, and do not put it in any commercial packages.
Freeware --> No support
I am not liable/responsible for ANY damage to your computer that may result from installing this file, such as your computer mysteriously blowing up. So make sure not to overwrite/delete anything when installing etc...
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Textures by Amara Sok
Any feedback is welcome: c208caravan@gmail.com

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== INSTALLATION: == 
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Extract "texture.raaf" into FSX>SimObjects>Airplanes>C208B
and add the following in aircraft.cfg, changing the x on the first line to the next number on the list:
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[fltsim.x]
title=Cessna Grand Caravan RAAF
sim=Cessna208B
model=
panel=
sound=
texture=raaf
kb_checklists=Cessna208B_Check
kb_reference=Cessna208B_ref
atc_id_color=0xff000000
atc_id=
atc_airline=Air Force
atc_flight_number=31
atc_parking_types=RAMP
ui_manufacturer="Cessna"
ui_type="C208B Grand Caravan"
ui_variation="RAAF"
ui_typerole="Single Engine TurboProp"
ui_createdby="Microsoft Corporation"
description="Wherever you want to go today, the Cessna Caravan can get you there. First introduced by Cessna in 1985, the Caravan was designed to land nearly anywhere, on land or water. Undoubtedly, it has lived up to its creators' intentions. Whether supplies need to be brought to a flooded village in the mountains of Peru, an injured person needs to be flown out from a remote lake in Alaska, or an archaeologist wants access to a tiny site in the African desert, the Caravan has what's needed to do the job."