
Posted:
Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:05 pm
by cowpatz
I should just bite the bullet and buy the 20m mesh. Most of my flying is in heavy tin but I do the odd VFR flight now and again and this would be beneficial. I have FSX, and a good system to run it on, but so far I have been underwhelmed by it. Very false plastic look about it. Plus I get a headache just thinking about trying to get sceneries etc to work or having to find/buy new scenery and aircraft. I am still very happy with FS9.

Posted:
Fri Apr 24, 2009 2:35 pm
by Snowman
cowpatz wrote:I should just bite the bullet and buy the 20m mesh. Most of my flying is in heavy tin but I do the odd VFR flight now and again and this would be beneficial. I have FSX, and a good system to run it on, but so far I have been underwhelmed by it. Very false plastic look about it. Plus I get a headache just thinking about trying to get sceneries etc to work or having to find/buy new scenery and aircraft. I am still very happy with FS9.
Yep,............ you SHOULD bite the bullet and get the 20m mesh and Topo as well.
You will be AMAZED at the difference it makes to NZ !!!
Well worth the measley $$ you will spend on it !!
Lawrie.


Posted:
Fri Apr 24, 2009 10:34 pm
by cowpatz
Lawrie as your scenery wonders occupy most of my hard drive are there any that need altering to accommodate the 20m mesh?

Posted:
Fri Apr 24, 2009 11:54 pm
by Snowman
cowpatz wrote:Lawrie as your scenery wonders occupy most of my hard drive are there any that need altering to accommodate the 20m mesh?
ALL my NZ sceneries are designed and built for the 20m mesh.