Nice to know that it showed some new people what FS is capable of. One day, when I have the time, I'll upgrade my system and redo it in FSX. Assuming I can ever achieve a landing that successful again ...
Ian
Captain Sim 24hr sale - yes there is one.
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Re: Captain Sim 24hr sale - yes there is one.
Thanks for the feedback, Paul. My heart cockles have been duly warmed
Nice to know that it showed some new people what FS is capable of. One day, when I have the time, I'll upgrade my system and redo it in FSX. Assuming I can ever achieve a landing that successful again ...
Ian
Nice to know that it showed some new people what FS is capable of. One day, when I have the time, I'll upgrade my system and redo it in FSX. Assuming I can ever achieve a landing that successful again ...
Ian
Re: Captain Sim 24hr sale - yes there is one.
BTW guys, I took the 707 up for a quick test flight and found that you actually don't need to read the manual to fly it.
Ctrl-E works to start it up and if you use your common flying sense to get the thing up (and down again), you shouldn't have any issues at all.
Same for their B727.
Not that I'd recommend flying it that way - would be sort of a waste - but if you just want to check it out or don't have much time for the full procedures, all is not lost.
JD
Ctrl-E works to start it up and if you use your common flying sense to get the thing up (and down again), you shouldn't have any issues at all.
Same for their B727.
Not that I'd recommend flying it that way - would be sort of a waste - but if you just want to check it out or don't have much time for the full procedures, all is not lost.
JD