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The ILS Approach...

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When I just want to do a bit of local flying, I enjoy using the autopilot to fly ILS circuits in whatever weather is really present. I engage the autopilot just after take-off and then have very little to do...This enables me to pop out into Spot view with my camera and enjoy the scenery to the full...On this particular sequence I also recorded the flight with the "Recorder" module, so I can watch it again any time I wish.

Nothing British but the full sequence can be seen here:-

http://forum.fsscreenshots.com/dcboard. ... =full&page

Thanks for looking :smile:
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Nice shots Peter

Did you use to pop outside with the camera much when you flew for BEA? :roll:

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Lets hope not! :lol:
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Only when on the ground :lol:

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Nice sequence as usual Peter. Love the real shot, bet it brings back memories!
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You can tell from the photo that he has real pride for his aeroplane :smile:
Looks nice and clean too... a bit of polish before the flight? :lol:
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Great shots Peter like the DHL TO shot :drinkers: How long is your Runway?

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jab wrote:Great shots Peter like the DHL TO shot :drinkers: How long is your Runway?
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The runway is only 5600 feet long and those B727s need ALL of it :roll:
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jonesey2k wrote:You can tell from the photo that he has real pride for his aeroplane :smile:
Looks nice and clean too... a bit of polish before the flight? :lol:
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I don't remember them being as dirty as some models...perhaps I just didn't notice, but I remember them as clean and shiny :lol:
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Jetset wrote:Nice sequence as usual Peter. Love the real shot, bet it brings back memories!
Yes it does Jetty...rather fond memories :think:
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