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Passing Mount Vesuvius as part of my personal ATWC. View of Pompeii and the bay of Naples.4 points
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I only use it as a means for connecting Plan-G, and in that context it works as well as previous versions. (telemetry/status functions, autopilot switches etc). As I understand it, the implementation of offsets etc in FSUIPC7 is complete, but there may still be some things that MSFS doesn't handle.1 point
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Hi Joe, nice TO hear from You also. Hope everything is still ok. Have not forgotten indeed you‘re right. 10 Years celebration. Wow, time is Running. Hugh! In the meantime i had a lot to do like everyone here as well, but new houses and rebuild and rebuild the SIM. And short breaks due to Work. Now it’s the last Project.. Stay safe and tuned Cheers Max1 point
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Hi Brian, thanks that. Nice to here from you, also, indeed it’s a long time ago, time is running. I changed the whole time a lot on my Simulator and three times compl.rebuild due to moving to several new house’s. What’s about Jack? Last message, he got his PPL, yeah. Is he also still on Mutleys? Brian, stay safe and healthy, cu at next here on mutleys cheers Max1 point
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I use the free Nvidia filters for MSFS, I am not too keen with the default blue haze, so these are the settings I use as a good start point, you can tweak from there? Default, before filters With Nvidia filters Details Sharpen 6 Clarity 32 HDR Toning 12 Bloom 6 Color Tint Color 30 Tint Intensity 10 Temperature 6 Vibrance 20 Brightness / Contrast Exposure -6 Contrast 30 Highlight 20 Shadows -50 Gamma -10 Sharpen Sharpen 15 Ignore film Grain 1001 point
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Here is my latest effort folks. Turned this one into a mini-documentary!1 point
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Well, they have the money to do it (see Brett's post above!) EDIT: Ah see they now call themselves Amazon Air.1 point
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I have been there IRL a few times. I once even met up with MH member Rosario Manzo in Sorrento.1 point
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I like that one, thanks. Here's a few puns.... · Venison for dinner again? Oh deer! · How does Moses make tea? Hebrews it. · England has no kidney bank, but it does have a Liverpool. · I tried to catch some fog, but I mist. · They told me I had type-A blood, but it was a Typo. · I changed my iPod's name to Titanic. It's syncing now. · Jokes about German sausage are the wurst. · I know a guy who's addicted to brake fluid, but he says he can stop any time. · I stayed up all night to see where the sun went, and then it dawned on me. · This girl said she1 point
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Good news for Japan: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/japan-tour-flight-plan-for-those-who-missed-it/3098491 point
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An informative review of VR in MSFS can be found at Microsoft Flight Simulator in VR: A turbulent start for wide-open skies1 point
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I run three operating systems on my computer. Proudly, I have blocked access to Facebook on all three. Dan1 point
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Introduction Since establishing Iris Simulations in 2005, David Love-Brice has built an excellent team of developers, artists, and code writers with a solid reputation for producing great add-on aircraft for Microsoft FSX, and Lockheed Martin Prepar3D. The recent release of Microsoft Flight Simulator has produced the expected flurry of excitement for the flight simulation community and Iris Simulations have been quick to support the community with the release of their first add-on aircraft for Microsoft Flight Simulator, the Jabiru J160/J170. Let’s jump into the cockpit of the Iris Simula1 point
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Chugged around in the pleasantly pressurised (but under no pressure!) Cessna 340. No special paint job for it tho.1 point
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Dear all, I'm the third member of AMA - Andras Meridian Airline and after MEBAR 2018 for me it's the second time I'm participating in the MEBAR. Thanks again for all the organizational work that' s behind such an event! As Toby already mentioned, other than last year we are using various aircrafts for this year's event. While my sim fellows preferred a Mustang, with respect to the extended range of the legs I decided to select an Aero Commander 690B Turbo Commander. Thorsten, the performing artist of our small virtual airline provided me with some nice nose art for the Turbo Com1 point
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The MEBAR always presents multiple challenges for me. First, there is the planning, choosing a region in the world and then designing a suitably challenging route. However, what becomes more of a challenge is choosing what to fly from my hangar of some 75+ individual aircraft that are suitable for the event. This year, I still couldn't get it right because I changed my mind after sending in my Pilot Registration. When it gets down to it though, I am a big fan of radial engines, and the Beechcraft Model 18 Twin Beech is one of my favourite aircraft, so my entry combines the best of both.1 point
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My favourite at the moment, the RealAir B60 Duke (Piston). I also happen to be flying a route from Iceland to South America in her, presently in the Caribbean1 point
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