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K2000 (SE-SVV)

Description
The K2000,

The K2000 is a multi-purpose Turbo Prop Aircraft Designed for short to medium range passenger and cargo flights. With 55 Seats your passengers will be travelling style. The K2000 is based off of the Saab 2000 [en.wikipedia.org], another multipurpose medium range aircraft. The K2000 also has a sister the K200, A shorter aircraft based off of the Saab 340, [en.wikipedia.org] If your looking for more comfort and larger passenger capacity than this is the aircraft for you!



Variants:

  1. K200 cargo variant
  2. K2000 cargo variant
  3. K200 Paintkit
  4. K2000 paint kit



Specifications

  • Range: The k2000 has over 600KM Worth of fuel! calculated not tested results may vary,
  • Altitude: The aircraft will comfortably sit at a altitude of 8,000 feet and with a max altitude of 10,000 feet, (due to stormworks temp physics)
  • Speed: The k2000s top speed is just over 200 knots with a cruising speed of 185 knots,
  • Engines: The K2000 features, dual quin bladed turbo prop engines, designed with max efficiency and speed,
  • Avionics: The k2000 Uses special made avionics and instrument cluster to give a combination of realism and ease of use,
  • Life Rafts: The k2000 features 5 type 3 life rafts using the ILR addon.



Performance numbers:

  1. 8000ft Service Ceiling
  2. 12000ft Performance Ceiling
  3. 185knots Cruising Speed
  4. 200knots Max Speed
  5. 230knots V(ne)
  6. 118knot stall speed
  7. 25,100 MTOW
  8. 65 Seats full economy (without W/C and galley kitchens)

    -- More information can be found in the Technical Manual



Quick Starting Instructions

  1. Toggle the battery switch
  2. Toggle packs
  3. Toggle fuel cut offs for engine 1 and engine 2
  4. Press and Hold engine starters until N1 on both engines reaches 5.0
  5. Disengage parking brake
  6. Fly!

    -- More information can be found in the Operating Manual



Compatible with:








Credit:


Juicebox for the thumbnail/screenshots/test pilot/feedback/description
Cinnamon for being the test pilot and giving feedback

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9 Comments
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RMC  [author] 18 Dec, 2023 @ 2:02pm 
Yeah I know, but sadly I dont really play stormworks much anymore. I will definitely add it next time I play it since ive already planned that ahead on the main fuselage
Potato Enthusiast 18 Dec, 2023 @ 10:54am 
fyi there is now airplane evacuation slides that are apart of ilr now
RMC  [author] 24 Sep, 2023 @ 2:53pm 
Documentation links are now uploaded via google drive and should no longer expire (active for all K series products)
Kilroy 22 Sep, 2023 @ 7:32pm 
Okay, thanks for the update, I won't rush you
RMC  [author] 22 Sep, 2023 @ 7:24pm 
Correct.
K200: only remaining hurdle is the documentation.

K2000: has not yet been started but I have a proecedure in place that will carry over to passenger K Series technical manuals for conversions.

Estimated release date is unknown since I do not follow a schedule for projects
Stay tuned!
@mrnumbers21
Kilroy 22 Sep, 2023 @ 4:20pm 
Cargo variants still work in progress?
Roomba 22 Sep, 2023 @ 1:54am 
thx sir
RMC  [author] 21 Sep, 2023 @ 5:14pm 
That would be the overspeed warning. Triggers at 192 knots, recommended power setting band for the aircraft in a cruise state is 75%-89% throttle.

See technical manual for more information about audio warnings.
@Roomba
Roomba 21 Sep, 2023 @ 2:22pm 
why buzzer alway active when flight?