MSFS Solo Around Australia, True Story, Part 2
By Frank's MS Flight Sim
Come join Aussie Owen Zupp, airline pilot and award-winning aviation writer, as he flies solo in a light aircraft around Australia in 2010. Enjoy beautiful Australian scenery, especially the famous remote outback/backcountry, and learn a bit about about Aussie aviation history. Part 2 is Barkly through Darwin to Broome. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.
Frank's MS Flight Sim
https://www.youtube.com/@FranksMSFlightSimulator
About Frank's MS Flight Sim
New channel begun in 2021. Visit notable airfields and areas in Microsoft Flight Simulator (MSFS). Themes so far include: WW2; Bush/Mt./Water/Outback strips; “Golden Oldie” strips; heritage/vintage strips; and aircraft accident investigations. More different themes to come. Expect a new video roughly each week. Provides brief, interesting information, often with history, geography, maps, pictures etc, and great places to fly in MSFS. Focus is on interesting content rather than production values.
Come join Aussie Owen Zupp, airline pilot & award-winning aviation writer, as he flies solo in a light aircraft around Australia in 2010. Enjoy beautiful Australian scenery, especially the famous remote outback/backcountry, & learn a bit about about Aussie aviation history. Part 2 is Barkly through Darwin to Broome. Hope you enjoy. Cheers.
Always love the '46's.
The "white side" of HMX-1 carry the President and the "green side" flies support for presidential missions along with training support to the various schools associated with MCB Quantico VA. Although there have been a very limited number of press personnel flown, this is not one of the missions of the "green side." And as a point of interest, when the press does fly aboard a US Military aircraft they are charged for that flight. Some flights no fee at the direct invitation of the Service (writing an article about the service or aircraft).
One paint scheme that I have on my list to create is the State Department White and Blue of the ex-CH-46's we "gifted" to the Taliban when we withdrew from Afghanistan.
The recently released Virtavia CH-46, now as freeware, gives rise to some special colour schemes:-
a Naval one at North Island
another at Point Magu
a Columbia Helicopters 107 at Aurora - it is marketed as a Columbia 107...
Sky Aviation bought four to fight fires with...
...whilst the USMC used them to carry around the Press Corps attached to POTUS. This one seen waiting at the East River Heliport 18 September 2009.
and New York Airways used them to connect Newark, Manhattan and Idlewild/JFK quickly, avoiding the traffic. This is NYA600 at the Manhattan Heliport before going on to Newark.
Support for ADE takes place here:
https://fsdeveloper.com/forum/
Have you asked there?
Jorgen
PS: You might consider using ADE v. 1.79. It's marked as beta, but I have used it for a long time without any issues at all. Found at the bottom of this page:
https://www.scruffyducksoftware.com/downloads
Those old MDR V6's would make any Walkman sound like a high quality Stereo. Back in the days of Cassettes and Album Side Weekends on the local FM station, you could get by pretty well with those headphones.
I am using FSX:SE, and ADE 178 (Current version) I wanted to recompile an airport because I want to change the airline allignments but it keeps saying that ship2vec is not set. I tried going to the SDK files, Terrain Kit, and nothing is there except 2 files. Could anyone help me please? The screenshot is what it looks like inside.
Pmdg 777 and today 737 bobs up and down during cruise, and cannot maintain correct altitude.
Trim wheel is constantly turning.
I think I have everything set up correctly....what else could be wrong?
Eg Cruise set at FL370.
Altitude goes to FL375 then down to FL365. Trim wheel constantly on the go.
As far as I'm aware it was set correctly pre take off as per FMC.
I've come back to flight simulation after a dlfew years away, everything is freshly installed.
Please help!
thank you
I mean, default flight planning isn’t bad, but for those that want “as real as it gets”, Simbrief and Navigraph were both highly recommended to me when I first bought MSFS.
I see both points.