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ummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmk _______________________ you have your Vertical stabilizer and you see the way it's white what i was saying like have a stripe go like the end of the red or something. I dont know what it would look like. Or you could have more than just white in it and the bird more colours the better :clap: because atm it looks a bit borring thats my opinoin 99 POSTS :D

Jimmy, Web cam can be used, visit the site and you will find details for the camera specs. Rob

Thanks Charl- it turns out the .bmp you sent me was exactly the same as the one I already had, which I thought had been modified by Real Enviroment Pro. Anyhow, please could you just confirm something for me? Above is a screenie of the POSKY 747 in Air NZ colours, in FS9 with aircraft reflections ticked. Is it just me or are those reflections a little over the top? It would be nice to see someone else post a screenshot of the same aircraft with the same settings as me to comapare. Cheers

easy solution for that, remove the whole gauges folder Lol you could actually do that and just use the 'shift+z' red lines of text at the top of the screen for guidence!

i'd love a seperate throtle and rudder pedals thow, and the ch yoke :P thats basically my set-up

I've got problems using IE10

Try flynet , I have a virtual anz set up there, theres about 16 pilots but hardly any one flys. maby some day itl pick up, the pilot client is prety neat too. Have a look you might like it :thumbup: James

There's a utility called filemon, which monitors what files are being read and written on your machine. Load it up and then start FS. Man, things get busy! You will see all those many files that get loaded up, just to initialise the program. Aircraft are top of the slowdown list.

On FS2002 I tried to install some PAI aircraft but they didn't show up. (I fit helps, I didn't put in the traffic.ddl). I put them into flight plans, went to where the aircraft should have shown up, but as I said before, they didn't

Just a word of warning: I think forcefeedback joysticks require more CPU power than normal ones, and can cause a drop in performane in FS! I cannot believe all joysticks are not built like the MS Force Feedback. Using a sim without FF would be like...oh, there are parallels, but this is a family forum. I've not noticed any performance drop using one. It simply adds another sense to the whole experience. I'm just sad it can't reproduce the smell of burning rubber.

Not currently but I am hoping to start service thier soon, if you are interested you all should join and we will get some flights thier sooner, its easiy to get the routes and everything passed off by the administration if thier are pilots in the VA that are from a particular country. Hope to see you all thier. Remember " Everyone Needs Independence!" -Andrew Bishop Independence Virtual Air CEO

The only program I know of is VoxATC, but that only works with FS9 or FSX.

Take your bus for a blat down Auckland's active runway- get up to 80 kms & pull the stick back. If you're feeling reckless drop it into the Manukau harbour! I must get out more...........

I'm also a 0.75er. My biggest problem is forgetting to alter it until I'm in the air, most unrealistic pulling over to change. Anyone figured out how to default it to that setting ? Yes you can make the zoom permanant, under the "views" section of the panel.cfg you can change the line "VIEW_FORWARD_ZOOM=XX.X" Replacing XX.X with the zoom factor you want. Should look like this: " VIEW_FORWARD_DIR=4.5 VIEW_FORWARD_ZOOM=0.75 " I noticed defualt aircraft dont have this line, I suppose you could simply add it in, most addon aircraft's panel.cfgs seem to...

Great choices, you will love them all! :thumbup: I hope you have lots and lots of free time to get to know them in detail.

i will no longer post on this topic here because i haved moved it to under NZFF New Zealand Flightsim Forums / non flightsim related / real world aviation

Hmm, approach and climb speeds should really be part of the manual.

You guys should use our SAAB 2000 it was one of the fastest turboprops ever nearly reaching the speed of a 737, would be a great advantage and you could fly in NZFF colours :lol: >nzflag< Bit of a handfull to land though

Hmm ok HEVN. I'm no longer flying a Cessna but if a Cessna can't sideslip with flaps down then I doubt my little Tecnam can! ( <_< bitchn tiny thing) according to pilot magazine they can! low wings help i think. *i don't actually fly, i nicked it from a friend who does :o