FSX  Aero A 102 Gullwing Fighter prototype
The Aero A102 was single seat, single engine, high gullwing fighter with fixed tail wheel undercarriage. Its structure was all-metal, with surfaces covered with fabric and dural. It was powered by engine Walter 14Kfs "Mistral Major" with maximum power 588kW ( 800k ).
The first of two prototypes of the A102 was flown in July 1934, the armament of four Model 30 guns being installed in the wing to fire outboard of the propeller arc. Climb rate and manoeuvrability proved good, and plans were prepared to install a 930hp Mistral Major Krsd engine in one of the prototypes, but landing characteristics were poor, and, lacking flaps and having a wing loading of 110kg/m2, the A102's touch down speed was 110km/h, which was viewed as excessive by the MNO. A forced landing resulted from an engine failure shortly after the commencement of flight trials, and a further accident occurred in 1936, but the aircraft was repaired and exhibited at the 1937 National Aircraft Exhibition. By this time, the MNO considered the B 35 monoplane being proposed by Avia to possess more promise and further development of the A102 was discontinued. 


Installation:
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-Unzip " Aero_A102" into a temporary file and move the "Aero_A102" folder into the main Aircraft directory.
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-Read instructions carefully when installing the gauges ,  say YES...when asked if the gauges sources should be trusted. If you say no....most of the gauges are not going to work !
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-Put all gauges in your flightsim gauges folder. Make a backup of similar gauges, but this is not really necessary.
NOTE In FSX normal, you get black cockpit windows, in FS2004, no problems.

CREDITS
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Special thanks to : 
-GMAX for the drawing program and Microsoft for their makmdls.mdk.
-Milan Lisner for the original fs 2002 model.

LEGAL:
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The project is released as freeware.  You may modify it and repaint it. You may upload this file to another website as long as it is not for profit.  
You need the written permission of the original authors to use any of these files for commercial purposes, otherwise a simple credit would be nice. Non commercial repaints-remakes are  welcome but I would appreciate very much receiving a copy of your model.
This file should not cause any problems with your computer, but I accept no responsibility if you think it does


Happy Landings!

A.F.Scrub
December 2014
Email:  af_scrubbypc@hotmail.com
