The Debonair 35-B33 is an american high performance light aircraft introduced in 1961 by the Beech Aircraft Corporation. The airplane is powered by 225 HP IO-470K and 426 units was built between 1961 and 1965.
Model: Bonanza/Debonair 35-B33
Role: Utility aircraft
Manufacturer: Beechcraft
Introduced: 1961
Produced: 1961-1965
Number built: 426
Features:
β’ 8 liveries
β’ High detailed interior and exterior 3D models
β’ 4K textures with full pbr materials
β’ Custom interior night lighting with individual spotlight for each instrument
β’ All switches, knobs, levers and handlers operable (including push to test lights and circuit breakers)
β’ Default gps, backup touchpad gps, transponder, autopilot, radio panel, CDI and ADF
β’ Static elements (wheel chocks, pitot cover, engine cover and windshield cover)
β’ Optional digital attitude indicator and optional winglets (above tip tanks)
β’ Single or dual control collumn
β’ Tablet to control static elements, windshield cover, baggage door, winglets, digital attitude indicator, backup touchpad gps, cockpit vibrations and copilot control collumn visibility)
β’ Baggage objects visibility according to baggage station weight
β’ Operable main door, baggage door and window vent
β’ Extra wing tip tanks (80 us. gallon total)
β’ Fuel transfer system for the tip tanks
β’ Documentation and checklist (including MSFS checklist)
β’ PMS50 GTN750 external integration