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What do you mean? Who is Sevenflyer? Are there instructions posted somewhere on how to convert old CRJ repaints to the Pro version?!? -
By DaveCT2003 · Posted
It simply depends on too many things to answer that, except to say that every approach, no matter how similar, is different due to the many different variables including weather, dodging weather, at which point you turn to final, what the weight and configuration of the aircraft is, does ATC need to have you stay at a higher speed until the last minute, etc. etc. etc.. This is actually what makes flying in our hobby interesting and even exciting, especially if you're flying online during an event, no too approaches are the same even to the same runway! Picture this: REAL WORLD: You're the Captain of an aircraft flying an approach into Atlanta Hartsfield International (KATL), which is the the single busiest airport in the world. It's summer, and true to form the afternoon thunderstorms in the Southeastern US where KATL is located had a hold on all outbound and inbound flights including yours. A brief break in the weather allows the controllers to get a few more aircraft down and yours is one of them, and in order to get as many aircraft down ATC has you maintain 210 knots until the IF and then 180 knots until the final approach waypoint. This is where your pilot skills and knowledge and experience with the aircraft come into play, as you take control of the aircraft to bring her in on time, helping your passgengers to make their connecting flights and helping you to keep your reputation with your airline. FLIGHT SIM: You're flying a large online event. It's been 4 hours sitting at the computer, which includes the time you spent developing a flight plan, getting all your software up and programmed, pre-flighting the aircraft, getting your clearance, taking off, and making the flight into the destination airport. It's late, you're tired, and the wife/girlfriend has already said three times "are you E.V.E.R. going to get off the computer? The last thing you need is a Go Around. Yeah, different reasons, but the same priority - get the damned thing down the first time. Flight sim can indeed be pretty realistic. By the way, you really should check out our Flight Sim Community! You'd love it! Best wishes! -
Hallo, wie im Titel, ich kann keinen Plan mehr speichern, exportieren... siehe Bild im Anhang... was ist zu tun? Danke für Tips. Alti.
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By DaveCT2003 · Posted
Yeah, it was posted, but you also need to check the AS Updater as that is our primary venue for announcing and obtaining changes for the Airbus. -
Hallo, nun wollte ich einen Schritt weiter gehen, einen weiteren Monitor am 2. Rechner anschließen. Ich habe Jeehell installiert, mußte aber zu meinem Bedauern feststellen, daß meine Saitek Module nicht kompatibel sind . Programmierung über Linda war möglich, wurde aber nicht von Jeehell erkannt bzw. übernommen. Hat da jemand ähnliche Erfahrungen gemacht ? Gruß Klaus
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