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Scottish Aviation Twin Pioneer
The Twin Pioneer followed Scottish Aviation’s single-engine Pioneer as a short takeoff and landing transport. Initially conceived for 16 passengers, it also entered RAF service carrying troops and supplies to small operating areas.
BlackBox Simulation MSFS 2024 product specification; simulator reference
Shark 600
Propair Flight's Shark 600 guide documents the cockpit controls, engine, trim and Dynon autopilot. The guide covers the aircraft in both MSFS 2020 and MSFS 2024.
Shark 600
Shark.Aero Shark · Aerobask · X-Plane 12
Bring individual instruments into view
The feature list offers instrument popups, popouts and custom options, including engine monitoring, an electric propeller regulator, standby instruments and a rear-seat attitude module.
Developer feature list; no unlisted equipment compatibility inferred
Sherpa K650T
The K650T Sherpa is an experimental bush plane with a turbine engine.
K-650T brochure configuration
Shorts 360
The Shorts 360 is the larger civil transport represented alongside the 330 in BlackBox’s Regional Series. Twin turboprops, a high wing and a rectangular cabin give it a utility-oriented shape, with a flight deck built around yokes, engine and propeller management, trim and retractable landing gear. Its systems tables distinguish it from the smaller 330.
Primary control rods and cables carry pilot commands directly, and tabs provide pitch, roll and yaw trim. The manual lists three nonzero flap positions for the 360. Both control columns have stick shakers, adding a warning function to the manually controlled cockpit.
SD3-60 reference in the developer's Regional manual.
Sikorsky S-76
The S-76 was Sikorsky's first helicopter developed for the civil market. Twin turbines, a four-bladed main rotor and retractable gear supported passenger, offshore and emergency-service roles.
Engines and avionics changed across the programme. An S-76C+ photograph shows that particular version; simulator manuals identify the cockpit and autopilot equipment represented by their models.
Aircraft / family
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
Sikorsky describes the UH-60M in transport, rescue and external-load roles, with twin engines and a reconfigurable cabin. Its M-model brochure identifies digital avionics, wide-chord rotor blades and the 701D engine. Later Black Hawk modernisation proposals concern different configurations.
Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk
Sonex B Tailwheel
X-Hangar's Sonex B package includes tricycle and tailwheel versions, a 100 hp Volkswagen-derived piston engine and electric flaps. The product is specific to X-Plane 12.
Sonex B Tailwheel
NHAdrian Sopwith F.1 Camel · NHAdrian · X-Plane 12
The historical-report-based rendition
The developer describes using historical flight reports for the Camel's flying characteristics. Optional rudder assistance changes the simulator control setup, while the tailskid cart addresses ground handling. The listing identifies the rotary engine and v1.2.0 X-Plane 12 product.
Product description and feature list
Sopwith F.1 Camel
NHAdrian represents the Sopwith F.1 Camel as a rotary-engined First World War aircraft. The developer draws on historical flight reports for its X-Plane 12 rendition and offers optional rudder assistance.
The package also includes a tailskid cart for ground handling. The product description identifies version 1.2.0 and documents the assistance as a simulator option.
Sopwith F.1 Camel
Stampe SV.4C
The simulated Stampe SV.4C has a 140 hp Renault 4P05 engine and a two-blade fixed-pitch wooden propeller. Fixed landing gear and no flap detents are documented. Pilot and instructor cockpit diagrams identify the same primary controls and an elevator-compensator lever.
Stampe SV.4C
S12G · Microsoft Flight Simulator · MSFS 2024
A sailplane cockpit with separate engine electrics
The Stemme S12G manual identifies digital trim indication and gliding instruments, together with separate engine and airframe electrical controls. The propulsion installation is part of a self-launching sailplane, so its controls have a different purpose from those in a conventional touring single.
Archived simulator manual; installed package revision not observed · PDF p.8; cockpit