Duckworks DC-3 Mod ★ MSFS 2020 ★ Red Wing 1935 Tempelhof ★ Review ★ History Facts ★ Tutorial

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A complete review of the legendary DC-3, which has been significantly improved with the freeware mod from Duckworks.
The Douglas DC-3 and the military version C-47 is an aircraft type from the Douglas Aircraft Company and is the world's most famous aircraft with the longest history.
To date, an astonishing 16,000 units have been produced and some are still in use today.
The DC 3 had its first flight in 1935 from Santa Monica airfield.
The aircraft was characterized above all by its safety, robustness and high cost-effectiveness.
With the free mod from Duckworks, the level of detail in flight behavior is greatly increased.
With a custom engine start-up logic, manual supercharger control, oil temperature and pressure reworked, custom auto-rich lean mixture system and many more, flying becomes realistic.
For this aircraft, which is available to us for free, the textures and the sound system are perfectly implemented.
It's fun to fly back in time and experience a piece of history.
We use the scenery from Redwings simulation, which takes us back to 1935 in great detail.
Berlin-Tempelhof Airport was one of the first commercial airports in Germany and began scheduled flights in 1923.
From 1935 onwards, a Luftwaffe air base commandant was set up for military flight operations. From 1933 to March 1944 it was used primarily for german military purposes.
After the end of the war, Tempelhof Airport, located in the US sector, became a military base for the US Air Force.
From 1950 onwards it was partly used for civil purposes again and became the most important airport in West Berlin until it was closed in 2008.
Tempelhof Airport and the DC 3 became famous during the Berlin Airlift from 1948 to 1949.
During the occupation of Germany after World War II, the Soviet Union blocked the Western Allies' access to the parts of Berlin under Western control.
The Western Allies organized the Berlin Airlift to deliver supplies to the people of West Berlin, a difficult task given the size of the city and population.
American and British air forces flew over Berlin more than 250,000 times, mainly using the famous DC 3 in its military variant.
Seventeen American and eight British aircraft crashed during the operation.
A total of 101 fatalities were recorded as a result of the operation.
I hope you enjoy it
The sky is calling Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 - 4k
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Chapters
0:00 Redwings history Scenery EDDI
1:10 DC3 Duckworks
2:16 DC3 History Facts
4:32 Cold and Dark Start Checklist
12:27 Engine Start cold condition at Tromso
17:21 Takeoff Checklist at Temperhof EDDI
19:33 Reality check Engine Failure
21:34 Reality check max service ceiling
23:58 World Update Berlin sightseeing flight
25:44 Approach and Landing Checklist Tempelhof
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Downloadlinks freeware on Flightsim.to
Duckworks DC-3 freeware performance Mod
flightsim.to/file/43893/duckw...
ENTC - Tromsø Airport, Langnes Freeware (Tromso)
flightsim.to/file/62060/entc-...
Freeware Livery DC-3 / C-47 White Rabbit with green cockpit
flightsim.to/file/52599/dc-3-...
Berlin in 1935 Tempelhof Scenery by Redwings simulation
redwing-copter.com/project-ed...
@ / @redwingteam7540
DC-3 Checklist - for Duckworks Improvement mod
flightsim.to/file/47157/dc-3-...
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Intel Core i7-10700KF CPU 3,80GHz
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti
32 GB RAM
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[@Simple-Flight-Simulation]

I have seen some video tutorials/reviews on the DC-3 BUT this video surpasses them all. I grew up with my late Dad being a Dak pilot in the SAAF and RRAF and the scene you set in Germany brought back so many memories for me. Well done, thank you for a really very good video/tutorial. 🛩👨‍✈👍🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@callingsky]

wow, thank you very much 🥰

[@boebsiebyarada9964]

Wow this is amazing content I hope your channel will grow fast.

[@callingsky]

Much thank you 🥰🥰

[@Zeitrafferfilm]

This must have been a lot of work. Thank you so much for making this great video!

[@callingsky]

much thank you 🙂🙂👍👍

[@Vonbeardingham]

Brilliant video dude, would loved to have seen a bit more on the autopilot, but a superb job

[@callingsky]

Thank you very much

[@c4dfundamentals]

Ver well produced 😮👍

[@callingsky]

Much thank you 👍👍👍👍