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TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 1:19 am
by raa57
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Sun Dec 26, 2010 4:21 am
by Mike Bridge
Good to see more planes down under
I remember that flight to YPPH
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 2:25 am
by jacques
Terry,
Very impressive the 747-200 into LOWI. Reminds me of the time I landed a Lear on the deck of a carrier in an earlier version of FS, geez it was probably FS 4 or, even FS 5
(whichever one first allowed a carrier landing)
I had no idea you were taking snaps on the taxiway...guess I came out okay then? Thanks for dropping in and ratcheting up the pressure.. that was fun!!
And how do you load the Titan livery into SB4?
Jay P
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 2:35 am
by jacques
Hi Mike,
Thanks for putting this together!! Its been a great trip so far. Next up is NZAA to Avalon, I believe
.
Jay P
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 7:30 pm
by John Khan
Great shots Terry
Tsk Tsk Jay, spoilers still extended
If anyone is thinking of some flying in Australia with FS9, may I suggest the scenery from Vista Australia. The complete and final version 1.8 is available from....
http://www.ausgamers.com/files/details/html/43719
These are the people who now make the ORBX FTX Sceneries for FSX. There is the whole of Australia in 4 parts plus a lot of individual airports. They also have some North America scenery, mainly along the west coast and some special things for visual flyers. I am biased I suppose but I reckon they have the best quality scenery anywhere.They can be found here.....
http://fullterrain.com/
There was a link to the Vista site on here somewhere but I can't find it now. I think the vista Australia site has been shut down.
This FSX scenery is mostly paywhere and well worth it, but they do have some freebies, - check the site.
Both the FS9 and FSX sceneries are made for visual flying down lower than we operate but the details on and around the major airports are a great inprovement on the origional sceneries.
A couple of shots....
Perth with Vista on......
Rockhampton Qld. with "My" King Air ready to go
John
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Mon Dec 27, 2010 11:38 pm
by raa57
jacques wrote:Terry,
And how do you load the Titan livery into SB4?
Jay P
NOT SURE YET JAY,STILL TRYING TYO WORK IT OUT,and also got video of another landing at LOWI online,just trying to compress it,its massive,
John Khan wrote:
Tsk Tsk Jay, spoilers still extended
John
And john,
i think you owe jay an apology,thats ME with spoilers still up but to be honest the aicraft is totally unpowered and i just teleported there to pressurise jay,,ooops i meant to take photos of jay
nice scenery too john will give it a check thanks,and also when your there whens the best time in next few days for a flight together??and anyone else willing to join
regards terry
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 1:08 am
by jacques
Well, I'm glad that Terry owned up to that
. But then, thats me floating down nearly half the available tarmac
. Not pretty, but I managed to get her shut down just before the last turnoff
! John, I was looking into some aussie scenery and remembered that there was a post about that somewhere in here. So thanks for refreshing that bit of info. I agree that FS doesn't really do justice to Australia. Hope you've finally got all the bugs worked out so you can join us on some flights!! Looking forward to the video, Terry!
Jay p
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 1:21 am
by John Khan
My appologies Jay.
Was that Rway 24 you were using? That is fairly restricted for weights as it isn't very long. Even the 737s have restrictions there.
03/21 is used for the bigger stuff. I don't know why that is the designation for that Rway as the courses are 016 and 196 ??
John
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 1:28 am
by jacques
That was runway 06. The aircraft was LVL D 767. I was a bit nervous about being able to shut her down in time, but it worked out okay. That runway was necessary due to the prevailing winds. I believe 090 and 29 kts gusting to 34 at the time.
Seemed like a bit of a stretch to try and land on 03 given the potential wind.
Jay
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 1:28 am
by raa57
John Khan wrote:My appologies Jay.
Was that Rway 24 you were using? That is fairly restricted for weights as it isn't very long. Even the 737s have restrictions there.
03/21 is ysed for the bigger stuff. I don't know why that is the designation for that Rway as the courses are 017 and 197??
John
Magnetic variation??
i noticed at haifax rwy 08 ILS is course 055 in my afcad.Mag variation there is 20deg so maybe that will my afcad for Ypph
EDIT i have rwy 03/21 at hdgs of 014 and 194 in afcad and mag var in ypph is only 2.0deg
terry
Re: TTN2177 in YPPH
Posted: Tue Dec 28, 2010 7:39 am
by John Khan
It's been 196 016 for as long as I have known it, here are the charts
All information for Australian airports is here.
http://www.airservices.gov.au/publicati ... rtsTOC.htm
I notice the inbound courses in FS Commander are 187/242/007 Quite wrong.
John