Real New Zealand Marlborough Scenery $$
Real New Zealand Wellington Scenery $$
Active Sky 6 $$
PMDG 1900D $$
Reality XP Gauge Package $$
On with the Randoms
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by benwynn » Thu Dec 20, 2007 11:46 pm
Raytheon Beech Style!
Real New Zealand Marlborough Scenery $$
Real New Zealand Wellington Scenery $$
Active Sky 6 $$
PMDG 1900D $$
Reality XP Gauge Package $$
On with the Randoms
Ben
Real New Zealand Marlborough Scenery $$
Real New Zealand Wellington Scenery $$
Active Sky 6 $$
PMDG 1900D $$
Reality XP Gauge Package $$
On with the Randoms
Ben-
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by benwynn » Fri Dec 21, 2007 6:54 am
Hi Trolly,
The Idea, because I dont have active camera, is to take the shot normally then crop around it to make it look better. For Zoom in Smaller Planes, I go all the way out and back in one.
The Idea, because I dont have active camera, is to take the shot normally then crop around it to make it look better. For Zoom in Smaller Planes, I go all the way out and back in one.
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by creator2003 » Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:01 am
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What effect does this addon have ,ie what do they do kind of ???
nice shots aswell mate second one down is me fav
What effect does this addon have ,ie what do they do kind of ???
nice shots aswell mate second one down is me fav
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by benwynn » Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:22 am
Check out my First Picture of the VC. Apart from the Apparent changes you can see, it changes the GPS and Weather Radar. Eagle Air has a very basic GPS, and no weather radar, so Im trying to correct that with FS Panel Studio and put it a different GPS.
IMO the RXP package is worth it. You click on the EFIS button and up comes the little unit. You can select the route and it pops up just like it were a Jet, or the real 1900D. Very Much worth it!
IMO the RXP package is worth it. You click on the EFIS button and up comes the little unit. You can select the route and it pops up just like it were a Jet, or the real 1900D. Very Much worth it!
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by Q300 » Fri Dec 21, 2007 7:55 am
Nice shots Ben Couldent have picked a better aircraft 
I also removed the default Garmin 500, and replaced it with one I found on avsim its not fully functioning but it looks way better and gives you basic info on NM left until arrival, ETE, GS. But in the long run I want to replace it with a more functioning unit
Dosent fit very well I know
Sam
Couldent have picked a better aircraft I also removed the default Garmin 500, and replaced it with one I found on avsim its not fully functioning but it looks way better and gives you basic info on NM left until arrival, ETE, GS. But in the long run I want to replace it with a more functioning unit
Dosent fit very well I know
Sam
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by benwynn » Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:04 am
Hey Sam,
Well the RXP Package comes with the Garmin 430, which is like that, but the cfg im using uses the Garmin 530- The Bigger larger Model. Im still working to get it changed.
Well the RXP Package comes with the Garmin 430, which is like that, but the cfg im using uses the Garmin 530- The Bigger larger Model. Im still working to get it changed.
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by Q300 » Fri Dec 21, 2007 8:47 am
benwynn wrote:QUOTE (benwynn @ Dec 21 2007, 09:33 AM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>Awesome Stuff. Let me know if you get it put in OK
Cheers man will do
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