The "Not" so Great NZ Air Race

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Postby Nunner » Tue Dec 09, 2008 10:02 pm

Just an update to let you know that due to the constraints of AI within FS2004 the race has now been
shortened and is based on a 24Hr cycle. To be honest 32 a/c all arriving at small airfields just creates
too many problems,this in part due to the make up of some of the afcads.
Anyway I am testing at the moment and as soon as I have ironed out a couple of teething problems I'll
release it.
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Postby Charl » Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:23 am

Aww...don't be too hard on yourself, Nunner!
Just try to beat this schedule if you can:

Great Northern Air Race 2009

Effective: 24 to 26 JAN 09

The Great Northern Air Race will take place over the Auckland Anniversary

weekend (24 to 26 JAN 09), the route covering the North Island between Cape

Reinga and Taupo. There will be approximately 30 aircraft competing in this race

as well as a number of support aircraft. Aircraft types will range from Cessna 150

to light twins at speeds between 100 and 200 knots.

S The first leg of each day is estimated to commence between 1000 and 1200

hours NZDT

S The second leg of each day is estimated to commence between 1300 and 1500

hours NZDT

S Races will be of 2.5 hours duration start to finish

Proposed Route

Expect a large volume of aircraft at the following times along the following routes:

Day 1, Saturday 24 JAN 09 (1000 to 1700 NZDT)

North Shore – Kaitaia – Kerikeri

Day 2, Sunday 25 JAN 09 (1000 to 1700 NZDT)

Kerikeri – Whitianga – Taupo

Day 3, Monday 26 JAN 09 (1000 to 1700 NZDT)

Taupo – Thames – North Shore

For further information contact the Race Director, Daryl Gillet at the North Shore

Aero Club Tel (09) 426 4273, Fax (09) 426 5912 or by e-mail at office@nsac.co.nz.

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Postby deeknow » Wed Dec 10, 2008 9:58 am

Nunner wrote:
QUOTE (Nunner @ Dec 9 2008, 11:02 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Anyway I am testing at the moment and as soon as I have ironed out a couple of teething problems I'll release it.


Excellent. Really looking forward to this, its a neat idea. Any hints re what aircraft have entered smile.gif
Has the NZ FS community ever held an in-sim air-race on VATSIM or something similar?
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Postby Nunner » Wed Dec 10, 2008 10:41 am

deeknow wrote:
QUOTE (deeknow @ Dec 14 2008, 10:58 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>
Excellent. Really looking forward to this, its a neat idea. Any hints re what aircraft have entered smile.gif
Has the NZ FS community ever held an in-sim air-race on VATSIM or something similar?


Just to confirm this is for AI use only,so far I have got 32 a/c including : Piper Cubs x2,DH Chipmunks x2, Jodel x2, Robin DR 400 x2,Piper Pawnee 1,Piper Pa20 x1,Cessna 172 x 1,
Cessna 185 x 1, Cessna 152 x 2, Cessna 206 x 1 , Cessna 210 x 1, Cessna 182 rg x 1,Cessna 120 x 1,P6bB x 1, Yak 52 X 1,Tobago TB10 x 1,Cirrus x 1, Piper arrow x 1, Beech Bon x 1,
beech Baron x 1, Cessna 421 x1, Pa31 Navajo X 1,Pa34 Seneca x 1, beech 200 x 1,Piper Archar x 1,Cessna 310 x 1.
Think thats it,but the beauty is you can select your own a/c for mine relevant to speed.
Anyway hopefully will release it next week....ish LOL
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