Leonardo SH Maddog MD80

                                                      Leonardo SH Maddog MD80

                           The MD80 is the second generation of the DC9 family to compete with the Boeing 727/737 which, the MD80 was also really sucessful. The MD80 family was also the biggest reigonal airliner McDonnell Douglas has ever created. Sim market stuff ⬇️⬇️⬇️

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Leonardo SH has given us their latest version of the Maddog… the MD-82 of the MD-80 series of airliners. Rather than take you through the various qualities of the aircraft, I’ll take you through a flight in FS9 so you can tell whether this aircraft is for you or not (FSX version available, too, read on…).

Basic Information

The MD-80 line first entered service in October of 1980 with the MD-81. It was developed by McDonnell Douglas to satisfy short and medium range routes while carrying 137 to 172 passengers. The MD-82 carries 172 and has a maximum take-off weight of 149,000 lbs. The most distinguishing feature of the MD-80 series is the rear mounted engines which started with the DC-9 in the 1960’s. McDonnell Douglas originally named the aircraft the DC-9 Super 80, but renamed their line to MD-80 in the early 1980’s and versions were named the MD-81/82/83/87.

Preflight

The Maddog comes with a very handy, and necessary, Manager & Setup application. In here you will enter the number of passengers and cargo. You can balance your load fore and aft by clicking on arrow buttons and if you are overloaded you are warned to correct it. Then, you enter the route in the Fuel/Flight Planner section. This is not a full-fledged planning tool. You will have to create the route yourself with your flight planning software of choice and then enter the waypoints in here. It really helps to have the cruise altitude and winds here as the fuel planner uses this data to calculate the best fuel load taking the wind into account. You can request the current weather from within the Fuel/Route planner. If you are happy with the results you click a button to transfer this fuel back to the Load manager tab. You can save the route to be used within the Maddog’s FMC. The plans do not appear to be available from within the FMC in FS and I cannot find where the Planner is storing the routes in order to move them to the proper location. This may be a an issue with my Windows 7 computer though as I haven’t seen anyone on the forums with the same problem.

that is much less than sim market wrote before

how to download:

Downloading and Installing is is simple. FIrstly download the Link I have provided then all you have to do is run the installer and it will install. But after the install go to the crack folder and copy the app inside the crack folder named "Parche Maddog 2010 FSX" and paste it in your FSX main directory. Once you have done that and the crack is inside the FSX main directory but before you run the crack, turn off the windows defender real time protection or else it won't open after you turn it off, run the crack application as admin and click the button named "patch" inside the crack app then after that go to the FSX airplanes folder and search for the airplane folder named "MADDOG2008" and go inside there then open the aircraft cfg file that is when you replace the original "[fltsim.0]" whith this:

(NOTE: copy the one provided with the download and not this because there are overlapping lines)

[fltsim.0]

title=LSH MD-82 McDonnell Douglas

sim=md-82

model=vc

panel=

sound= 

texture=MDG

kb_checklists=md-82_check

kb_reference=md-82_ref

atc_id=MADDOG

atc_airline=McDonnell Douglas

atc_flight_number=

atc_parking_types=GATE,CARGO,RAMP

atc_parking_codes=MDG

ui_manufacturer=Leonardo SH

ui_type=md-82

ui_variation=LSH MD-82 McDonnell Douglas

ui_typerole="Commercial Airliner"

ui_createdby=Leonardo SH

description=Fly The Maddog edition

visual_damage=0

atc_heavy=0

After you are done, your done.

Download:

Leonardo SH Maddog MD80