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:rockon: Great post , and great to see you back :thumbup:

Oh Yes ....very well done. :rockon:

Amazing :rockon:

Brilliant work Dash :bow: sorry for the delay, Ive been busy doing refresher courses on just about every bloody thing I know how to do.

It is a little pricey I guess however I got it on the first day when it was on special so... As for the tailwheel lock. By default, it is as the real aircraft is. Outside of 31 degrees, it's castoring. Inside of that, with the stick back, it locks to the rudder. In the options you can select it on or off all of the time too.

not yet...

Wouldn't be surprised - J Rollon has some good stuff.

Green is a tough color to get right and you did great.

:hesaid: :bow:

MurrayH, Thanks for answer and nice to meet you on the forums! :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: :cheers: Regards, Aharon

Ikbenik, Thanks for answers and for awesome hyperlink. I have been using STRICTLY ONLY laptops for past TWELVE years of flight simming via FSX Deluxe. And glad to hear that there is laptop that can handle MS2020 SMOOTHLY. Does your laptop ever get hot during flight simming? Regards, Aharon Yes, Because all posible sttings for max quality are full engaged, all Sim's are heating-up my laptop but most by the latest one(MSFS). To minimize the heat-production I have limited the fps to 30, no need for more that your eyes can't follow anyway(Scientific proven that only lower than 25 refreshings per...

Ikbenik, Thanks for answers. Once again, great shots Regards, Aharon

Rob! Holy cow .....

... although it looks a bit anemic colorwise... Yes, the lack of 'punch' when it's overcast is something which I hope we can tweak at some stage. This is a result of the HDR system used by MSFS, which has some real advantages, but does make it a bit gloomy and dark sometimes. In sunlight, it's an entirely different result. I did get a new monitor for this sim, but I didn't even consider a HDR monitor -- maybe this would have been a better way to go that 4K!

Oderndirt, Thanks for answer and nice to meet you here on NZFF forums. :cheers: Regards, Aharon And you - was a bit more prolific with FSX and the NZ sceneries available.