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#002848
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Rolls-Royce RB211-524C2
On the 747SP it seems to have a special version with same name.
747-200C, 747-200B, 747-100
Thrust: 51,500
Weight: 9,859
Fuel Flow: 72,100
747-SP
Thrust: 46,500
Weight: 8,500
Fuel Flow: 66,960
Also for the pricing,
On the 747-200's it increases the price by 480k,
On the 747SP it decreases by 800k
On the 747-100 it decreases by 600k
So the oldest 747 gets a price discount, then they hike the price up?
Sources?
Sources on details in game?
747SP
http://ae31.airline-...hp?aircraft=200
747-200C
http://ae31.airline-...php?aircraft=29
747-200B
http://ae31.airline-...php?aircraft=28
747-100
http://ae31.airline-...php?aircraft=27
i dont quite understand what you mean?
He wants to know why the exact same engine has a different weight, different thrust, and different fuel flow.
The engine in question: Rolls-Royce RB211-524C2
Which has the same data for: 747-200C, 747-200B, 747-100, but different data for: 747-SP
He is also curious, why selecting the engine reduced the price of a 747-SP while it raises the price for 747-200C, 747-200B, and 747-100.
The data for the 747 have been gathered by official information available and as a engine is not simply a engine in a aircraft perspective it is fully possible for the exact same engine to have different thrust
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