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Where in the World Feature 110
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Published on 09-24-2018 03:26 PM Number of Views: 60
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The Where In The World series challenge from Ron Blehm continues as readers have stepped up with a bunch of new destinations. Last month's stumped some but most figured out where Hans Christian Anderson was honored with a statue. The clues for this month look tough...how is your geography knowledge?

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Review: Aerosoft Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport
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Published on 09-21-2018 06:43 PM Number of Views: 640
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If you're an X-Plane pilot who enjoys exploring the beautiful Pacific northwest, you'll enjoy flying into Pullman-Moscow Regional Airport. Reviewer Patrick Putlend gave this scenery from Aerosoft a try and found it thoroughly enjoyable. He liked the detailed ground textures and buildings as well as the custom mesh and the inclusion of the city as well as the airport.

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Review: Alexander Barthel's Little Navmap
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Published on 09-18-2018 05:25 PM Number of Views: 1956
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Little Navmap from Alexander Barthel is a freeware utility that makes navigating a breeze. According to reviewer Paul Mort, the flight planner is easy to use but has all the features you need. The maps have a great level of detail and are easy on the eye. In fact, he couldn't really find any negatives to the utility, making it a great addition to your flight simulator tools.

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Review: Aerosoft - Mega Airport Helsinki
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Published on 09-14-2018 01:56 PM Number of Views: 1210
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Inspired by a trip to Finland, reviewer Michael Hayward sought out some flight simulator scenery of the area and found Mega Scenery Helsinki. Created by A-Flight and published by Aerosoft, this add-on is now a few years old but Michael found that it still holds up well against current standards for FSX scenery.

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Review: Just Flight - PA28R Turbo Arrow III/IV
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Published on 09-11-2018 01:27 PM Number of Views: 2424
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The Piper Cherokee family of single engine GA planes has satisfied pilots' needs for years. At top of the range is the PA28R Turbo Arrow III/IV, with retractable gear are more horsepower than lesser models. Reviewer Shawn Weigelt tries out the X-Plane 11 version from Just Flight and finds the plane to be an absolute joy and one of the best "study level" add-ons available.

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Review: SimMax.it TPM And Gear Lever
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Published on 09-06-2018 08:25 AM Number of Views: 3593
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SimMax.it is a new player in the field of flight simulator cockpit hardware, but already has some quality products available. In this review Ray Andersen tries their single engine TPM (throttle, prop, mixture) controller, which is similar to that found in Cessnas. He also tries a Baron 58 style landing gear lever. He found the built quality to be quite good on both products.

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Review: Wilco - Tower Simulator
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Published on 09-02-2018 09:43 AM Number of Views: 3011
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Aviation simulations don't just simulate the view from the cockpit. Tower Simulator from Wilco puts you in the control tower of a busy airport. As a tower controller you must safely route landing and departing aircraft under any conditions. It's a much different challenge than that facing a pilot, but reviewer Paul Mort found it to be a fun and interesting challenge.

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Guide To Using Objutil_combined.py In X-Plane
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Published on 08-29-2018 01:43 PM Number of Views: 1882
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In this tutorial, Gary Rumpler shows how to add SketchUp objects to X-Plane. There are a number of steps involved in converting the original object files, but taken one at a time it all makes sense. Gary walks you through the process and provides links to all the required utilities as well as where to get already made SketchUp objects.

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Review: Team SDB - RAF Pocklington
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Published on 08-25-2018 08:42 AM Number of Views: 2324
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Team SDB has for years specialized in scenery of WWII era British airbases. In this review, Neil Birch, a creator of British scenery himself, takes a look at their version of RAF Pocklington, a bomber base on the UK east coast. He finds many things to like about the scenery, especially the static and AI aircraft that bring it to life.

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Where in the World Feature 109
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Published on 08-22-2018 10:27 AM Number of Views: 1138
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The Where In The World series challenge from Ron Blehm continues as readers have stepped up with a bunch of new destinations. Last month's answer was the location of a famous air show. This month offers something a little different, in the form of a riddle. Can you answer where in the world it is?

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