[Happy Birthday to TerribleT]

I hope you had a great day Terry with 

many more to come. Treat yourself to a 

cold one on me.

cheers

Gumby

[Aussie-Tasman YMHB+YCBG by NZA Simulations]

Crystal clear shots. 

And the Southern airports look excellent.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#53) (Sept 11)]

None of the above, I'm getting Reflux and Heart Burn just

looking at them. I don't mind Hot English Mustard on

silverside but that's it.

cheers

Gumby

[Time Zones]

17 minutes ago, niksan29 said:

And try this free tool: https://flyapps.weebly.com/flychrono.html

Thanks mate I will have a look a bit later on.

cheers

Gumby

[Time Zones]

20 minutes ago, Nick Cooper said:

Hello,

as a matter of interst, what do aircraft do when the change time zones?

In the real world of European lorries, the tachograph must stay at the time in

its country of origin, regardless of the local time.

In a simulator, changing the time would also change the clocks on the aircraft

but I wonder if this is what real aircraft do?

Thanks Nick

That's a good question.

I know in Australia there are 3 or 4 different time zones of which

everyone changes their time accordingly to which State they are in. For eg

Tasmania is 3hrs ahead of Western Australia. But will it change on the F.S time if

I flew from Tas to W.A.

I might have to try it.

cheers

Gumby

[Time Zones]

27 minutes ago, niksan29 said:

it looks like you need it: https://simelite.com/timezonefixerautomaticupdate.php

Thanks Niksan I had that in v4 and it worked properly, but I read somewhere

where its not compatible in v5 as yet.

I'm curious.

cheers

Gumby

[Time Zones]

G'day guys

I've just purchased P3DV5, all installed correctly from what I can tell.

Does the time change automatically when crossing different time zones?

If not is there a program that can do this?

cheers

Gumby

[Thanks for the Moments of Joy]

I can't agree more more with all of the above.

Being on the forums here takes your mind away from

things, even if it's just for a short time. It's one of the 

first sites I visit every day.

Thanks everyone.

cheers

Gumby

[MSFS2020 Sydney Cityscape - Rocketman Style]

Excellent video Craig.

I enjoyed it.

cheers

Gumby

[Quick tour of downtown Chicago]

Looking great Landon.

cheers

Gumby

[Happy Birthday Sniper31]

Many happy returns, and a beer for each year mate.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#51) (Aug 28)]

Eating his canned dinner.

cheers

Gumby

[What do you think would happen...]

He sounds nice.

cheers

Gumby

[The F-14 Tomcat in his best environment]

Simply amazing shots.

cheers

Gumby

[Off to South America for the Weekend - Campo Comandantes Airport - SIJY]

Terrific shots John.

The colours look great.

What's the blue looking insect zapper thing 

in the 2nd shot?

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#50) (Aug 21)]

13 minutes ago, John York said:

The smallest Sheila and I ever had was a Morris Mini.  It was surprisingly big for us in the front seats.  But then again, we are only small people.

This is no word of a lie. My father bought

the first Mini Minor in Launceston. I've only heard

the story about 200 times. He's now 83 driving a 

V6 Commodore.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#50) (Aug 21)]

None of the above, thank God.

cheers

Gumby

[New York City]

They are ok I suppose.

But seriously they look awesome.

cheers

Gumby

[A few from YBBN]

Very nice shots Don.

cheers

Gumby

[The Big Apple - My discovery flight+some statics]

They look amazing. Nothing more to see! 

cheers

Gumby

[Happy Birthday - lifejogger (John)]

All the very best John, with many more

to come.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#$49) (Aug 14)]

3 hours ago, wain71 said:

I remember in the 80's being in Kenya in the Army, after doing patrols for a few days looking out for poachers we decided we would have a clean up near camp in the local river......one of the guides came out waving his arms and shouting for us to get out quickly......reluctantly we did as we were told..it works out that about 100 metres up river there were a load of crocs and we could've been there next feed, after that I was always a bit concerned about the river crossings.....

Take your socks,  no clothing off, that would have scared them away.

cheers

Gumby

[Why Aye Man!]

That's a stunning set Paul.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#$49) (Aug 14)]

12 minutes ago, John York said:

Sorry Gumby.  Have no idea what you're talking about.  

I'm assuming you only wore socks. Sick humour I know.

And I should have spelt it wear. 

Sorry.

I'm getting a drink.

cheers

Gumby

[This Week's Meaningless Topic (#$49) (Aug 14)]

37 minutes ago, John York said:

Bad times.  End of jungle swamp patrol during the Malayan 'Emergency' covered in leeches.  Using cigarettes to touch the tips of their tails to make them withdraw their beaks so they could be brushed off.  It was always a mystery to us how they got through our jungle clothing.

Just a hint, you had to ware more than socks.

cheers

Gumby