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                  VIRTUAL UNITED STATES COAST GUARD

                    HH-60 Jayhawk with autopilot



                       GO TO: WWW.VUSCG.ORG

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The Virtual United States Coast Guard (VUSCG) is an organization of 

fellow flight simulator enthusiasts that enjoy simulating the missions

 and procedures of our nation's coast guard.  We have found terrific 

enjoyment from trying to emulate the heroic and life-threatening jobs 

that real-world USCG men and women perform as a daily routine.  Out of

 admiration and respect, we have tried to make this organization as 

realistic as our virtual environment will allow and have made every

 effort to maintain a similar level of professionalism to our real-

world counterparts.

original design by :



Designed by Phil Stokes

Re-painted by Danny Levin -August 2000.



Reposted with permission of Phil Stokes



additional work for the Virtual United States Coast Guard



Air files by Adm. Ron Pecora  cg0002@vuscg.org

further panel mods by Adm. Mike Hilbert

Further repaint work by Lt Cdr. Ray Brower  CG1013@hotmail.com

 

we have attempted to carry on the original designers of this helo

by listing them in this file. Our appologies if you were part of 

the original design and not listed.



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This newest version has an increased range of 7 hrs/ 700 miles for 

long range SAR.  When downloaded into the aircraft library there will be 

2 HH-60's, the normal and the autopilot.  For routine takeoffs and landing 

start out with the normal version.  Once in flight, hit "pause" and switch 

to the autopilot version.  Make sure you have at least 80 kts of airspeed

before switching.  You can then set you autopilot and go!  The autopilot 

version uses a fixed-wing air file, which is the only way an autopilot 

can be included into the helo.  The reason for this was because of the longer

range of this version.  



PLEASE READ THE APPLICATION README.DOC- it has further operations instructions