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                            Piper PA-18 Super Cub

                               N1802A 'Tin City'

                                   for FS98

                                 by Bob Wening

                           TDMA textures by Jack Ford

The Piper Super Cub gained certification on November 18, 1949.  Initally powered by a Continental C90-12F, improvements over the years resulted in a Lycoming O-320, 150hp in it's final production form.  It continued in production until 1981, when all rights were sold to WTA Inc. of Lubbock, Texas. A versatile aircraft, suited to many roles, especially bush flying.  Several varients were also constructed for the military, including the L-18, and L-21...differing mainly in horsepower.

This model has been fitted with tundra tires, for those adventurous off field landings.

     
     Power: One 150hp Avco Lycoming O-320 flat four.
     Max Speed: 113kts
     Service Ceiling: 19,000ft
     Range: 460 miles
     Weight Empty: 983lbs
     Gross Weight: 1,750lbs
     Wing Span: 35ft 2.5in
     Length: 22ft 7in
     Height: 6ft 8.5in

     Engine Limits: 2,700rpm
     Airspeed Limits: Maneuvering...............96mph (83kts)
                      Max Structural Cruise.....121mph (105kts)
                      Never Exceed..............153mph (133kts)
                      Flaps Extended............85mph (74kts)
     Fuel Capacity: 36gal 
     Oil Capacity:   8qts

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Installation:

Simply unzip the Supercub.zip file in your FS98 aircraft directory. If your zip program does not support directories, then create a directory called Supercub in your aircraft directory. Create the usual subdirectories: model, panel, sound, texture under the Supercub directory. Place the .air and aircraft .cfg files in the main Supercub directory. Place supercub.mdl and model.cfg files in your model directory. Panel.cfg goes to the panel directory. Sound.cfg to the sound directory. All .*af files go to the texture directory.

     
This model is freeware by Bob Wening. Distribute freely, may not be used
for profit. Comments, criticisms welcome at 70264.2370@compuserve.com. Enjoy!!

  
I recommend Jerry Arzdorf's Piper Cub sound package, but there are other options.
             
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JF for TCA 3/99
