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I can just sense the fuel gauge spinning so fast the needles melted! Thanks for taking this flight on Kieran, it has really helped to kick start section 3, all we need is a pilot for the next leg!

Lefteris has always been a rock in the FS community, I would like to give him the benefit of the doubt to say in trying to protect his intellectual property he took totally the wrong course of action. He is eating humble pie big time now. It strikes me if blood has been struck by the wolves then everyone is baying for his downfall / compensation in their own self interest. Give him time to realise the error of his ways and put things right with the community. Anyway, your shots are superb Chris, a nice bit of Easy flying!

Imagine my joy when I was getting out the Christmas decorations and found a present I forgot to give my kids last year. Their excited faces were a picture as they unwrapped it and opened the box. Such a pity it was a puppy.

Just published is Brian Buckley's review of Just Flight's "Flying Club" airfield, EGSF - Conington. Coming in at a real budget price, is it worth dropping in on a cross country flight? Read on...

Me: Boss I am not coming into work today coz I am sick.Boss: How sick are you?Me: Well i am in bed with my sister.

Hi Colin, welcome to our forums. Try using the freeware program Scenery Config Editor https://sourceforge.net/projects/fs-sceditor/ to check your scenery config enries. You sound as though you know what you are doing, just make sure it is at the top of your scenery list. Joe

The detail is looking awesome Russ, I'm looking forward to its release.

More here Wayne : https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2018/02/19/flight-sim-group-put-malware-in-a-jet-and-called-it-drm/

Classic paint jobs and very well presented, love the formation flying.

Don't forget we'll have our very own MEBAR over the Easter weekend, we need a massive crowd this year. Our route has been set but and have a twist in the rules this year, it's going to be fun, so if you find yourself free for another GA challenge..fly Mutleys! http://forum.mutleyshangar.com/index.php?/forum/81-mebar-series/

Looking at the aircraft choice in the background (King Air C90?), I would say that was Andrew?

Looks like you got a groupie Tim ..or could it be a stalker?

Banned - I've already got a hangar Forward

It looks like this update is causing a few problems with existing aircraft and scenery so we're probably best holding off updating until developers update their products.

Prepar3D v4.2 is available now! Prepar3D v4.2 continues to improve on the groundbreaking Prepar3D v4 simulation platform. The new v4.2 release welcomes three new user controllable helicopters, new rendering techniques for improved virtual reality (VR) performance, countless legacy bug fixes, and even a couple new exciting experimental features to give users a feel of where the platform is heading! This is the first release to feature new helicopter capabilities, including scenario controllable artificial intelligence (AI) and autopilot functionality. Additionally, many

Thanks everyone, I enjoyed reviewing this aircraft I can share what I did, which involves editing an xml file, so don't attempt if you are not confident, and take a copy first. Find the file "radi_d.xml" it should be in [YOUR P3D FOLDER]\SimObjects\Airplanes\DHC-3 Otter Milviz\panel\DH3_XMLGauges Starting around line 56, the line "<String>%((A:COM1 ACTIVE FREQUENCY, MHz))%!6.3f!</String>" Change 6.3 (or 5.3) to 5.2 exactly as below. Then around line 64 (below) <String>%((A:COM1 STANDBY FREQUENCY, MHz))%!6.3f!</String>

Just published is my review of the Milviz DHC-3 Otter. This is the big brother to the DHC-2 Beaver released last year. Does this model live up to the quality of its predecessor? Read on...

Quentin

Beautiful aircraft JK

Any of those would look fantastic framed and on my study wall! LIKE!

What a buzz!

Big thanks to John Allard, our airport diagrams specialist, for releasing an airport pack especially for sector three. The charts can be found/ downloaded via this forum post...

Looking gorgeous Wayne!

Traversing the South Pacific has been an arduous task and not without many risks, but our brave pilots have risen to the task! So here is the back story to the next sector, and the flights planned : Having safely left French Polynesia behind us, we should be thankful none of our intrepid adventurers choose the same path as the mutineers of HMS Bounty and ditched to settle and see out their days on the Pitcairn Islands. For Sector 3, and the shortest Sector, we leave the moai to stand guard over Easter Island as they have done for centuries. Ahead, we have a busy mix of Wonders, wit

Agrarian (just for you, Lucy, yey a rainbow (almost)! !)