Airborne C4 Hang Glider
for FSX

Thank you for downloading this aircraft designed using G-Max by David Rowberry.

   All credit for the tow conversion to Thomas Murr
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The file contains three models with animated pilots,
 The landable models run on takeoff and landing, the prone pilot is fixed but weight shifts.   Digital instrumentation in both 2D and VC views

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Installation
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 Either unzip to a temporary folder, (and then transfer them) or straight to your Flt Sim AIRCRAFT folder .

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Operation
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The landable pilot retracts into prone using the "gear" selector.

VG system (variable glide)
  Uses the "flaps" selector, (the pilot reaches for the rope and the rope shortens). used for slowing down to land .
   In real life this alters the sail tension using a pulley system to make the glider more docile for take off, landing and flying close in to the hill.

The auto launch system takes you to about 1500ft.The system is controlled by fuel quantity so if you require a cliff or mountain takeoff, just reduce the fuel to give you enough for a few running steps, or if  you prefer to have a "go round capability" select "unlimited fuel" in  Settings /Realism

Audio vario
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   To mute the audio vario select the 2D cockpit view and click on the red button.

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Flying
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Both the "landable" and the "prone" pilots can be aero-towed .

For a hill or "winch" launch choose the "foot launched pilot", select fuel quantity , start the "winch"(Ctrl+E), release the brakes, advance full throttle and select Gear-UP, try to climb out at about 35 Knots, when the fuel runs out, level off and go and find a thermal,  or pick your landing zone (I always use a helicopter square), and try for that perfect stalled landing.
     If you prefer to fly from an external view switch to the "prone pilot" so you can see him weight shifting, but don't forget to switch back for landing.
     

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   Feel free to contact me if you have any questions or constructive criticisms at.....
                         
                   [email protected]

   

     I have flown and tested this model in FS2004and FSX without any problems, however, although there is nothing in this programme that will harm your computer, usage of this program is entirely at your own risk I can not be held responsible for any damage, real or perceived it might cause to your system.

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   This is a Freeware aircraft do not use or redistribute any of these files in any commercial way without my prior consent and approval .

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     Have fun
            Dave R