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PhrogPhlyer

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  1. Thanks for the update. I have not used before, and was very impressed with the long list of aircraft that may be selected.
  2. Excellent set of tutorials. I like that you've set up a section for these. They also highlight the strength of legacy versions with skills that can be used in any FS version. I think it might be helpful to enhance the professional credibility for the tutorial and FlightSim, if Bill, Nels, and other tutorial writers would add their FAA certificates to their profiles (ATP, CFI, MEI, CFII, GI, etc.), and maybe ttl flight time and types of flying (Corporate, Military, Air Carrier, etc). Good tutorials, along with the availability of a wide range of downloads help to enhance the strength of FlightSim as THE go to site for sim pilots.
  3. Glad to see site is back to flightsim nor forums/flightsim. That and being an https seems best in the long run. Slowly it all comes together.
  4. A bikini at an Arkansas grass strip. No wonder he had passed out!
  5. Proof that legacy versions still have it. Fantastic shot of a fantastic aircraft.
  6. Version 1.0.0

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    This is the 12th in a serious of repaints for countries that flew the North American T-28 in their military. In 1978 the Brazilian Navy received 6 T-28s. You will need the FSX North American T-28C Update, t-28cupx.zip. Original model by Tim Conway Updated by Bob Chicilo Repaint by PhrogPhlyer Other aircraft in this series are: FSX North American T-28C VT-6 ( T28C VT6.zip ) FSX North American T-28D Cuban Air Force ( T-28 Cuba AF.zip ) FSX North American T-28D Congolese Air Force ( T28C Congo AF.zip ) FSX North American T-28D Taiwan ROC Air Force ( T28 ROC Taiwan AF v1aF.zip ) FSX North American T-28 South Korea ROK Air Force ( T28 ROKAF.zip ) FSX North American T-28 Royal Moroccan Air Force ( T28 RMAF.zip ) FSX North American T-28 Uruguay Naval Air Force (T28 UNAF.zip) FSX North American T-28 Philippines Air Force (T28 Philippines Air Force.zip) FSX North American T-28 Royal Thai Air Force (T28 Royal Thai Air Force.zip) FSX North American T-28 France Fennec 119 (T28 France Fennec 119.zip) FSX North American T28 Equadorian Air Force (T28 Equadorian Air Force.zip) More to come.
  7. Fantastic Nels. Exactly what I needed! I see that I can edit the names for the current files. Thanks!
  8. Not sure why this happens, several rotors AND propellers that were 2004 aircraft show as solid disks in FSX versions. I've replaced them with bmp images that I know work on other aircraft with some success.
  9. Is there a possible format for naming uploads that might help in searches? Such as "FS Version - Name - Complete/Repaint/Textures/Paint Kit/Etc" Want to make it easy for people to find our works. Thx
  10. Do you mean "input" the approach speed? Not sure of exactly what you are asking. Thx.
  11. Such as? Just wondering what issues you've seen. Thx,
  12. Joah, is this aircraft available on this site as a download?
  13. What a wonderful recreation and recognition of our Greatest Generation. The pictures on their site should get many interested.
  14. I forgot to mention, I chuckled when I saw the missing gauge on the panel. I guess you don't need an "INOP" sticker if it's not even there, LOL
  15. Breath of fresh air to read, compliments in lieu of complaints.
  16. What an adventure! Looks great.
  17. My kind of morning. Time to bore holes through the sky. Great shot Bill.
  18. That's why I'm a user, not a programmer. It's all magic to me. I'm glad there are those like you who bring the web to life for all of us. A hearty thank you to the whole team. I look forward to this site growing and being the premier site for the sim flying community.
  19. Interesting approach. Will give this a try. Is there any specific advantage to this method, loading time, etc? Seems pretty straight forward otherwise.
  20. Very cool. Patience is a virtue here.
  21. Nels, I hope that the non-MSFS users realize that these videos are a wealth of information, much of which can be used even in many FSX and 2004 aircraft. Systems knowledge, and the overall thought process that goes into effectively using these systems, is valuable to any pilot. Well done again. I also like the level of reality here with sun/shadow on the EFIS/MFDs. Often an annoyance in real flight.
  22. The breath and scope of available aircraft and scenery will keep me with FSX for many years to come. And I'm considering reinstalling FS9 to enjoy these same items that have not migrated to FSX. I for one do not look forward to the costs and efforts to switch to MSFX anytime soon. When FSX will physically no longer run, THEN I'll have no choice, and MSFS will have had a few years of working out the issues of that release.
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