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TorqueSim Pocket Rocket · TorqueSim · X-Plane 11
Open maintenance through the left-edge sidebar. The guide directs X-Plane-originated failures, including prop strikes, to X-Plane’s Repair All control.
Pocket Rocket manual · PDF pp.37–38
TorqueSim Pocket Rocket · TorqueSim · X-Plane 11
The Tail Number menu sets registration text and colours; Generate Livery builds and loads the result.
Pocket Rocket manual · PDF p.39; not every livery supports this feature
TorqueSim's Pocket Rocket is a simulated lightweight PT6-powered aircraft inspired by Thomas Dietrich's project. It includes retractable-tricycle and fixed-tailwheel configurations. The systems and performance figures describe TorqueSim's aircraft, not a certificated real-aircraft type.
TorqueSim Pocket Rocket simulation: 2019 developer manual, pp. 4, 8–9; not real-aircraft certification data
The C-160 Transall served as a military transport with the French armed forces.
C-160D Bundeswehr reference
Tupolev Tu-154 · Felis · X-Plane 11
The Felis listing specifies X-Plane 11 and explicitly excludes X-Plane 12. It names version 2.06 and offers a switch between Russian and English cockpit labels.
Official store listing · checked 13 September 2026
Tupolev Tu-154 · Felis · X-Plane 11
The version 2.02 notes offer the default or RealityXP GNS430 in place of the KLN90B. These are listed options; third-party equipment availability is separate.
Felis version history · 18 June 2018
Tupolev Tu-154 · Felis · X-Plane 11
The feature list includes load and weight management. Version notes describe a service panel for repairing failures on the ground, with APU failures added in 2.06.
Product features and version history · 2018–2020
Tupolev Tu-154 · Felis · X-Plane 11
Version 2.06 documents tiller control selected on the GND panel and revised toe-brake axis handling. It also lists Better Pushback compatibility.
Developer change notes · 12 October 2020; no undocumented binding inferred
Tupolev Tu-154 · Felis · X-Plane 11
Felis identifies Tu-154M registration 85748 as a reference and thanks the Belavia crew for documents, photographs and videos. This records the model’s development sources.
Developer product description; no independent fidelity qualification
Tupolev designed the Tu-154 in the 1960s for medium-range routes. Three rear-mounted engines and a high horizontal tail formed its outline. It served across the Soviet Union, its successor states and overseas airlines. Felis represents the Tu-154M; the original product and community continuations support different versions.
Tu-154M in Czech government service; the B-2 uses different engines and weights.
Oleg Korytov · August 2016; translated summary of the interview
Authorised publisher preview; selected recollections of Tu-154 flying in 2003–2004
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