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https://www.captainsim.org/forum/csf.pl?num=1208392529 Message started by eddie123 on Apr 17th, 2008 at 12:35am |
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Title: Adding cargo weight question Post by eddie123 on Apr 17th, 2008 at 12:35am
Hi.
I`ve noticed in ACE that you can enter a ULD weight in the box and then multiply it by using the arrows to load / unload. My question is....... What should this value be? I`ve looked at http://baworldcargo.com/configs/BAWCconfigurations.pdf and found this statement................... The 757 is narrow-bodied, short to medium range aircraft which can carry approximately 5 tonnes of cargo together with a full passenger load. The aircraft has two underfloor holds consisting of five compartments. The forward hold (compartments 1 & 2) is fitted with a three-bin sled installation which is extendable from about 20“ behind the forward hold door to the rear of the hold. The rear hold is divided into two sections. The forward section (compartments 3 & 4) is fitted with a two-bin sled installation and the rear section (compartment 5) is a bulk compartment. Cargo and mail are loose loaded on this aircraft, which does not carry Unit Load Devices. As you can see this is NOT how ACE v.2 shows loading. Can this be corrected? Cheers Eddie |
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Title: Re: Adding cargo weight question Post by Sekhet on Apr 18th, 2008 at 2:12pm
Eddie,
Your quote is for a passanger model, ULDs are not simulated for the Captain Sim passenger models. They are how ever for the freighter models and the default weights in the ACE are a good average to use. By the way here is the freighter model info, on the next page of the same document you linked to: AIRCRAFT DIMENSIONS BOEING 757-200 Freighter The 757-200F is narrow-bodied, short to medium range aircraft which can carry 25.8 tonnes of cargo. Normal Palletisation Arrangement 14 ULD 125" x 88"/317cm x 223cm +1 ULD 108" x 60.4"/273cm x 153cm Door sizes Main cargo door 134" x 86"/3.40m x 2.18m Fwd belly door 55" x 42.5"/1.40m x 1.08m Rear belly door 54" x 44"/1.40m x 1.12m Cargo door sill 149"/3.79m Belly door sill fwd 97"/2.46m Belly door sill rear 93"/2.36m Max Gross Weight: 757-200 Freighter 2 Positions 4264kg/9402lbs 2 Positions 2222kg/4899lbs 8 Positions 2268kg/5000lbs 1 Position 2132kg/4701lbs 1 Position 2040kg/4498lbs I hope this is of some help ;) |
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Title: Re: Adding cargo weight question Post by eddie123 on Apr 18th, 2008 at 6:04pm
Hi.
Why are ULD`s on the ACE for the 757-200 and 757-300? Eddie |
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Title: Re: Adding cargo weight question Post by Sekhet on Apr 19th, 2008 at 12:17am
Hi Eddie,
I Guess I misunderstood your question. The ULDs on the passenger part of the ACE, as I understand it, are to make the loading of your hold cargo and bagage simpler. If you set each ULD to about 1000lbs or 500kg, you should be able to load all 9 and stay under the 5 ton mark by about 1/2 a ton give or take. I hope this is of some help and sorry for misunderstanding your first question. ;) |
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Title: Re: Adding cargo weight question Post by eddie123 on Apr 19th, 2008 at 3:42pm
:)
No problem mate. Just the document I found says the 757 dosnt have 9 bays. Am I just being picky? Eddie |
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Title: Re: Adding cargo weight question Post by Sekhet on Apr 19th, 2008 at 4:40pm eddie123 wrote on Apr 19th, 2008 at 3:42pm:
:) No, I don’t think your being picky. I think CS did the cargo this way to make it easier on the average virtual pilot. Loading the cargo bays on a real aircraft is almost a science by itself. :o |
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