boetie
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Thank you Johnny, superb screenies. Milo has produced a masterpiece!
Cheers
Graeme
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3 hours ago, pilot100 said:
You kind of identified it yourself, piston engines are internal combustion engines (often now called ICE), some of which have turbo charging, ie just a method of increasing power inside the ICE. Turbine engines are essentially jet engines (albeit with a propeller attached in some cases as against a pure jet), ie a turbine not a piston as its basis of operation. Jet engines operate differently from ICE in terms of controls and offer better power but generally are slower to respond to power changes compared to ICE.
The simplist explanation I've ever heard. Makes sense now. Thanks mate!
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You could print that and put it on your wall. Superb Emmsie!
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Graeme
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Well done mate!
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From what I've seen on YouTube, particularly Easyjet simpilot, it looks like you can vary your own experience in the settings. You can automate some responses etc. By the looks of it you don't need to be an ATC expert to use it. I'm seriously considering it
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Quite outdated terminal building. The southern end was expanded a couple of years ago. It has jetways and several storeys.
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No thanks 😧
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19 hours ago, carlosqr said:
That's a great spot, very cool shot Graeme
2 hours ago, mikee said:Beautiful shot Graeme 🙂
Thanks guys, it indeed a great area to explore
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An enjoyable set to peruse Johnny. You've certainly captured all aspects of the airfield and surrounds.
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Graeme
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Well done mate, that's a great set from what looks like an enjoyable flight.
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Graeme
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A bit twichy at times and even downright unresponsive other times.
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16 hours ago, gumbypickett said:
Very nice Graeme, the plane
blends in nicely.
cheers
Gumby
15 hours ago, Stillwater said:Nice view. And it took me some time to discover the plane, a fitting camouflage!
14 hours ago, andiflyit said:Yes indeed, very nice shot Graeme! 🙂
9 hours ago, Iain Emms said:Fine shot indeed Graeme.
cheers
Iain
8 hours ago, adambar said:Hidden perfectly, great job!
6 hours ago, Rodger Pettichord said:Now that's what I call a "dirty plane," my favorite kind. Love it, Graeme. Thanks!
4 hours ago, wain71 said:Just fantastic...
Thanks for comment gents. The high rollers in their executive jets weren’t impressed
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Thank you for this Rodger. A few years ago I discovered this site and downloaded their aircraft and some sceneries - Then had a software catastrophe and had to reinstall everything. I could not remember where I sourced my STOL aircraft from and completely forgot about them until you provided the site. THANK YOU!!! My hanger is full of my fave planes again. Posted one rusty one on the screenshot section today
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Don't remember the year, I was a wee chap but know it was in the early 70's, pretty sure 1972. It was a B727 Salisbury to Johannesburg South African Airways followed by a B747 Jo'burg to London Heathrow. The one thing that sticks in my mind is entering the 727 via the rear steps
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Thunderous shots Adam. Love 'em.
Cheers
Graeme
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Graeme
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I think the bloated Community folder is the culprit, I have the same experience. Like Wayne I’ll brew a cuppa or organise my beers for the anticipated flight/s while the sim organises itself.
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Thanks Gerold, I enjoyed your interesting post.
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Graeme
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That’s a great series of shots Wayne.
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Graeme
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So good Johnny, us locals would argue that Casino in far north NSW is the beef capital of Oz. That's another story, however your captures of Rockie are great mate!
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Graeme
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Bluebear, I'm a sucker for a great Milford shot
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That is a beauty Iain! So atmospheric. A competition candidate for sure.
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Graeme
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Tongas Fiords area?
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Thanks for the P3D clue. There's a seaplane base next to Juneau. Are you lucky enough to have visited that Larry?
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Graeme
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As always Emmsie, some great angles and backdrops. Superb mate.
Cheers
Graeme