It seems crazy to think that the DC6 was one of the first "study level" aircraft released for Microsoft Flight Simulator and yet it's still one of the best if not THE best. The level of systems fidelity, flexibility, and simulation going on is really astounding and it's made much more accessible by the presence of the "Artificial Flight Engineer".

If you would like a copy of the checklist I wrote up to start the aircraft, head to the following URL:

https://kofi.com/s/9e41eb5c29

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Useful resources:

All of the functional procedures I have written up to get aircraft up and running in simulators:
https://kofi.com/jonbeckett/shop

My flight simulation blog (subscribe by email for free!)
https://jonbeckett.substack.com



Resources I use to create content:

Microsoft Flight Simulator
https://www.flightsimulator.com/

Navigraph (charts, flight planning, and tracking)
https://navigraph.com
Copyright © 2023 Jeppesen. All rights reserved. The charts are available to the flight simulation community via Navigraph.

LittleNavMap (mapping software)
https://albar965.github.io/littlenavm...

OBS (Screen and audio capture)
https://obsproject.com/

Volanta (flight tracking)
https://volanta.app/

Simbrief (flight planning)
https://simbrief.com



Computer Specification:

CPU : Intel Core i7 @ 3.60 Ghz (Skylake)
GPU : NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
RAM : 16Gb
HDD : 1863 Gb NVME
NET : 500 megabit fibre