Discover the beautifully harmonised controls and famous agility of this aircraft designed to be both a basic trainer and a capable aerobatic aircraft. Over half a century after its first flight, the 526F is still considered a highly prized aircraft and remains popular for general aviation flyers and aerobatic display teams alike.
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Highly accurate VC
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Highly accurate flight dynamics
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Authentic Zlin 526F sounds
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Instructions for standard 525F aerobatic manoeuvres included in the manual
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Interchangeable cockpit placards in Czech, English, German and Polish languages
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Customisable aerobatic chart in front of pilot (can make new charts, use map instead etc.)
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Fully clickable and workable cockpit overall
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Opening cockpit 'clearview' windows and ventilation hatches
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Canopy can be jettisoned in an emergency
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NAVCOM radio and transponder, plus 2D GPS for those longer flights
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Animated pilot (external view)
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Bump mapping in appropriate areas;
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Variety of paint schemes from several countries
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Full flight operations manual, accurate and derived from the original
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Comes with a .psd paint kit so that you can create your own versions
Aircraft history
‘Zlin’ takes its name from the capital of the central eastern province of the Czech Republic. The Zlin Aircraft Company - ZLINSKA LETECKA Inc. (ZLAS) – was established in 1934. Since then the company has had a prolific history of aircraft production, making gliders, light aircraft and helicopters as well as the famous range of classic aerobatic aircraft.
The basic Zlin Z-526, a development of the much earlier Z-26 series first flown in 1946, was originally designed in 1959 as both a basic and aerobatic trainer. As a small example of their outstanding flying qualities for the time, the type won the Lockheed Trophy freestyle aerobatic competition, held in England between 1955 and 1965, three times. In the 1964 competition Zlins were five of the first seven finishers, including first place.
The 526F version of this package, featuring an improved M-137A engine with turbo and an Avia V503 constant speed propeller, was first introduced in 1968. The design improvements proved to be very successful, for both basic training as well as higher skill level piloting, and became, and remains, popular for aerobatic competitions (and as a result, the Z-526AFS version was later developed as a single seat version of the Z-526F, and built between 1981 and 1984).
All together 1,450 aircraft were built in the Zlin Tréner series, and they were exported into 37 countries.
System Requirements:
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FSX with Acceleration, FSX Gold & P3D v1/v2/v3 (NOT compatible with SP2 or FSX 'straight from the box')
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Dual Core 3.0GHz CPU
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512MB VRAM
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Windows 10 / 8 / 7 / Vista
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