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Chainsaws needed for West Melton

Posted:
Sat Mar 21, 2015 4:21 pm
by dart15
Doubtless this topic has been raised before but can anything be done to remove/replace the ridiculous placement of trees on various approaches. The 03 (i think) at West Melton is a case in point - is this part of Christchurch Photoreal?). ORBX (which I use for both NZ and UK regions) seems particularly bad for this. It's very annoying. I guess there is no easy answer.
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sat Mar 21, 2015 4:29 pm
by Ian Warren
Hi Keith, I can fix that ... I did fly in here in a Devon , Ironic one coming out I so want to fix this for myself , I really got side tracked not due to lack off interest, all areas around Southern Christchurch need a good kick in the butt , I did not get bored with it , just need to take some time out .
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sat Mar 21, 2015 7:17 pm
by dart15
Ian Warren wrote:Hi Keith, I can fix that ... I did fly in here in a Devon , Ironic one coming out I so want to fix this for myself , I really got side tracked not due to lack off interest, all areas around Southern Christchurch need a good kick in the butt , I did not get bored with it , just need to take some time out .
That would be excellent - my passengers thank you!
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 8:56 am
by Ian Warren
I'll take a quick swizz today, later this afternoon

Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 12:10 pm
by mjrhealth
Its interesting, on one of my trips to WA we stayed at a lodging which had a private airstrip. One end of teh stip was headed by a pine forest which had a bunch of trees cut down through the middle just for the planes. Would make for an interesting landing.
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 12:16 pm
by Ian Warren
mjrhealth wrote:Would make for an interesting landing.
Surprising what people do to land in a specific area , them there tree stumps , yud want to make sure they are ground level.
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 1:15 pm
by Ian Warren
dart15 wrote:Ian Warren wrote:Hi Keith, I can fix that ... I did fly in here in a Devon , Ironic one coming out I so want to fix this for myself , I really got side tracked not due to lack off interest, all areas around Southern Christchurch need a good kick in the butt , I did not get bored with it , just need to take some time out .
That would be excellent - my passengers thank you!
Getting to be a bit off a problem , soon as ORBX AGN was introduced I knew this was going to be a problem, I currently cannot edit the area , the GUID codes wont load , this has to do with the FTX switch's , one reason I have alway's said stick with default then adjust.
I'll have to figure out another direction ! ... wish it had stuck with MS default !
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 1:29 pm
by Ian Warren
Now I do wonder and know it can be done to returned to MS Default , It would not take long , simply grab and go ... OBRX dose have a thing now with not using their AGN Guid's .. Frankly My thoughts and direct keep using default and was mentioned this then everyone can use it , the photo and only loss off AGN is using the sliders to adjust to suit the PC , We will see what happens .
Re: Chainsaws needed

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 3:49 pm
by dbcunnz
As Ians chainsaw isn't working I have ducked out and cut the hell out of those trees on the flight path into 04 at West Melton
sorry I have kept all the firewood for myself
Any one wanting the chainsawed version of NZWL shoot me a PM and I will send you a link to the tree massacred West Melton
Once you have that you will be able to glide in instead of dropping in to 04



Re: Chainsaws needed for West Melton

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 5:22 pm
by Ian Warren
I know the tree line needs to be a lot denser, I have not played around with the West Melton ORBX models, I tried to refer back to to the default.
Re: Chainsaws needed for West Melton

Posted:
Sun Mar 22, 2015 5:32 pm
by dbcunnz
It was a lot denser until I got into it with a chainsaw you would be surprised how many truck loads of firewood I took out of there.
Did I prune it out to much if I did give it a few of years and the trees will grow back to be more dense than I have cut them back too
At least at the moment you have a choice of dense and trees to high or using the chainsaw fix patch and having them less dense and not to high.