Classic British Flight Sim

Peter, it appears that you are having a very busy but extremely interesting 'occupation' Just wish I could find enough time to sit down and do a couple of flights but what free time I have is now very limited!!

Will be very interesting to see the final outcome of your projects, even if it means a long wait.

You mentioned Stradishall, I was stationed there in 1969 until the gates closed for the last time, is there an RAF Stradishall for FS9? If so I would appreciate directions as to where you can get it.

Many thanks Nigel.

Nigel H-J wrote:You mentioned Stradishall, I was stationed there in 1969 until the gates closed for the last time, is there an RAF Stradishall for FS9? If so I would appreciate directions as to where you can get it.

I'm pretty sure there isn't a Stradishall for FS Nigel...I have an outline marked on a map that would be sufficient to make an AFCAD. Also, you can see the outlines of where the runways were here :-

http://www.content-delivery.co.uk/aviat ... shall.html

Thanks Peter, shame there isn't one but maybe someday someone will do it!! :prayer:

Looking at that photograph it now appears that my old MT Section is no longer in existance :-(

Many thanks Peter.

Regards Nigel.

Nigel H-J wrote:Thanks Peter, shame there isn't one but maybe someday someone will do it!! :prayer:

Looking at that photograph it now appears that my old MT Section is no longer in existance :-(

I guess they demolished rather a lot of buildings to make room for the prison :roll:

This experiment in Video Capture shows the Mig 29 clock working, among other things...It only runs for about two and a half minutes but it Buffers for about five minutes on my system before playing through uninterupted. I suspect that it is only suitable for those with faster Broadband:-

http://www.petermcleland.com/video/FlightDeck720.wmv

Naturally, playing it a second time gives continuous play without buffering as the stuff is saved in your Temporary Internet files.