Plane with banner

I asked the same question a few months back.

No one could find one.

ahh itd be kool to have one im gonna be a privet pilot and do that on some weekends hey is for $

Are the banners stretched out on the ground as the aircraft takes off or 'released' mid flight?

Mr Don Wood....

this will help

👏 Great find thunderbirdman2, that pretty much answers it all, good job.🙂

Interesting video 👍

clicky this then:

yea its a great vid and thanks for the link with that pic

Great video, that aircraft is an excellent STOL and is often used for crop spraying etc, a few downloads at:

2nd from the bottom.
http://www.simviation.com/fs2004props40.htm

The AT-802 series is the world's largest single engine aircraft, and its popularity reflects the industry's trend to larger high-production turbine equipment. Whether it's used for fertilizing forests, spraying huge cotton fields, or spraying dispersant on oil spills, this plane has the productivity and performance to get big jobs done efficiently. Reflecting state-of-the-art technology in computerized fire gate controls, the AT-802F is an ideal initial attack fire fighter with the ability to get to fires quickly and the maneuverability to put them out accurately and efficiently. The reliability of the turbine engine, low maintenance and operating costs, ruggedness and safety features make it an excellent choice for fire fighting. This Flightsim Aircraft features Dynamic shine, reflective textures, full moving parts, custom 2D panel, working VC and a repaint kit. Aircraft, textures & panel by Brian Gladden, Flight Dynamics by Lizardo. 2.7MB

i have that but how do u get the spray to work???

Thunderbirdman2 wrote:

i have that but how do u get the spray to work???

The read-me the read-me! My guess the "I" or the "/".

ok thanks i pressed the but not the slash thanks

Nice video, and cool plane (I already have it installed)

That is a little complicated way of connecting the banner, I have watched them be towed down the runway before, and listed out buckets by helecopters too