simbrief profiles for all professional caravans

[pbrad74]

@Galf Oh, forgive me, I misread. It's been a long morning.

[Rhinozherous]

Thank you very much!

[Iconography]

@Akknk Thank you! I was going to try to create my own profiles after work and this saves a ton of time.

[JakeBunny]

anyone else get "error: expecting at least one pilot"? I try to put 1 in the pax box but it just converts it to zero and will not load my weights. No answer on google for the issue.

[Rhinozherous]

@Akknk Why only 6 passengers in the pod version? The right seats are double, so it should be 12 passengers I think.

[Akknk]

@Rhinozherous indeed all of them have double seats, everything should be correct now, i was focusing on the tablets where it says 8 pax but yes, amphibian, pax, pax with cargo all have double seats n the right side, all the links are updated

[Rhinozherous]

@Akknk Thank you very much!

[JetNoise]

@Akknk Thank You so much !!!

[ralle_06]

@Akknk
Hi everyone,

I have one question regarding the cruise profiles. SimBrief offers the following options:

MCR-1600 / MCR-1750 / MCR-1900
LRC-1600 / LRC-1750 / LRC-1900

Is there any documentation or table showing the actual performance values behind these profiles?

I am especially interested in the expected cruise data by altitude, such as:

• RPM
• torque
• TAS
• fuel flow
• ISA assumptions
• differences between no cargo pod, cargo pod, cargomaster and amphibian

I would like to better match the SimBrief profile in the Black Square Caravan during cruise. For example, if SimBrief plans LRC-1900, I would like to know what torque / fuel flow / TAS I should aim for in the aircraft.

Are the profiles based on the Black Square manual tables, the real Cessna POH, or custom SimBrief performance data?

Any help or pointers would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[daspub]

Excellent! Thank you.