NZFF

I use 2 registry cleaners,Tuneup Utilities and Registry First Aid.I've never had a problem with them and they do improve performance.the best thing about them.......they are idiot proof.....thats why I use them :lol:

Hey, Just because you are paranoid doesn't mean that they are not out to get you....... :ph43r:

I haven't seen it in the Warehouse, but GP Store does a good deal: my brother got asked for ID when he bought the Sims add-on pack... despite the fact that any age can buy M labeled software. It's only R rated software that kiddies can't have.

Only place I have ever seen it is at Auckland Airport where there is a WH Smith Not anymore, that got changed to a Whitcolles years ago! The airport shop I think you are referring to does have a lot of aviation mags not found in other shops though, such as Airliner World :P I havn't seen PC Pilot for sale in any NZ shops though :( It was called whitcoulls then they changed it to WHsmith so looks like they changed it back again :P yea it was about 18 months or so ago I last flew out of Auckland international.

Awesome trip Trolly! 4.5 G's sounds like so much fun, 2 is enough for me (dont think the tecnam handles much more heheh). Pretty amazing to think that your're mate is a simmer too, you need to get him onto NZFF!

it will be funny when they find out who did it :lol:

Airshow time ! :)

yes - the wooden wonder

Another awesome free game is '.kkrieger' ( read about it here: ) It has awesome graphics, you play it offline but somehow it only uses 97,280 bytes of disk space! Play it here ->

Woah we have got some smarty pants here! I sucked real bad lastyear, wasn't very focused at school unlike the previous two years where I did much better. Anyhow, I just scraped through to pass NCEA Level 2: 75 Achieved Credits 12 Merit Credits 2 Excellence Credits +20 leftover credits from NCEA Level 1 Total: 109 Credits :unsure:

£1000 :o

HAHA well I dont think any thign will materialize in the fidge but every time I go back that 5week old ham looks more and more editable :drool: yes the last one is bes...but a little....scary :unsure: :lol: :clap:

lease for $46m per annum? for 75sqm? where do i sign up?

Speaking of modding joysticks you can get some good mods for the Thrustmaster Cougar. I was checking out the throttle arm mod which looks as though it gives the pilot much larger range in throttle movement. Pretty good for Formation flying, another mod you can get is the modification of the stick to make it rely on pressure like the real F-16 instead of being a typical joystick with movement.

Very cool pics Kelburn, the Saab is an awesome aircraft to look at.

Such a sim can be built cheaper as a hobby, you don't need to use original parts for a pit which is probably why that sim is so expensive. What type of aircraft are you wanting to make your sim for and how much space do you have? The best place to start is the controller then look at building Flaps/Gear levers etc and use a multi-controller to support it. Have a look here: With a bit of kiwi inginuity even a moving cockpit is possible. ;)

i would if it wasnt a dell :thumbup:

:lol: You guys crack me up :thumbup:

Wow some of them are just about not a toy any more, more like UAV's! I never liked RC models, too fast, too twitchy, too many manhours, too easy to demolish all that effort. But you had to admire them, and of course, the hardest cases of all: the RC helo nutters :D

I have created a poll in the general forum here to widen the debate :P