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i have hamatchi and teamspeak
how can i join?
Proposal for a multiplayer flight
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You would also need one of the A2A planes, the P-47, Spitfire or the B-17.jossie wrote:oke
i have hamatchi and teamspeak
how can i join?
Most of us fly the AccuSim B-17.
Then, just e-mail David Elington and asked to be put on the flight list (flight
info is sent out in advance of the Saturday flight) David can be reached at:
[email protected]
There are also about fifty "paints" that are used by various B-17 vPilots, so
those need to be downloaded and installed, as well.
Chas.
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DHC120 wrote:You would also need one of the A2A planes, the P-47, Spitfire or the B-17.jossie wrote:oke
i have hamatchi and teamspeak
how can i join?
Most of us fly the AccuSim B-17.
Then, just e-mail David Elington and asked to be put on the flight list (flight
info is sent out in advance of the Saturday flight) David can be reached at:
[email protected]
There are also about fifty "paints" that are used by various B-17 vPilots, so
those need to be downloaded and installed, as well.
Chas.
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Re: Proposal for a multiplayer flight
jossie read the 1st page of this post
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Little preview for today's flight: Leg 45 - PAJN Juneau Alaska to CYXS Prince George Canada
Approaching Kake (Tongass Fjords, REX, Shade, AirTrafficFX, a bit of Picasa tweaking and you must have identified the planes )
Happy flying,
David
Approaching Kake (Tongass Fjords, REX, Shade, AirTrafficFX, a bit of Picasa tweaking and you must have identified the planes )
Happy flying,
David
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Norforce wrote:jossie read the 1st page of this post
am looking but i wass on a Drive trip to austria
with a Truck
so i have seen it on my desire hd
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Hi all, little preview for today's flight (Saturday December 10th 20:00Z). We'll be heading south from CYXS (Prince George, Canada) to KNUW (Whidbey, Washington State), so 480 nm following the Fraser river valley. Below is a picture taken during a first run in May this year, only this time the flight is part of our worldwide tour and we'll enjoy the winter textures. 4 Spits + 4 P-47s + 1 P-51 expected, if you want to join : [email protected]
Happy flying
David
Happy flying
David
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I assume you guys will be takkng the p40 up on your next trip. Can I join?
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Generally speaking, our flights are nearly three hours in duration.. The fighters (excepting the P-15) lack the fuel capacity toCaptaincernick wrote:I assume you guys will be takkng the p40 up on your next trip. Can I join?
make the distance, so refueling stops are necessary.. In some past events, there were NO suitable airports for a fighter to refuel!
And fighters do have to land at an airport, offering refueling services, before continuing.. No "in-flight" refueling allowed.. (or rarely is)..
Other than that, Jugs, Spits, Mustangs (WWII ETO Fighters) are welcome to "Fly Cover", etc.
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To further clarify Charles's reply: all A2A aircraft are welcome. Only the Spitfire can have range problems. I've flown the Spitfire since it's release, and only 1 time I came short, which was about 150 meters of the destination airport. The P-40 has too be seen, but I doubt it'll have trouble.
If you would like to join, send David an e-mail ([email protected])
Ta
If you would like to join, send David an e-mail ([email protected])
Ta
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Next session this Saturday January 14th, 20:00Z.MTFDarkEagle wrote: If you would like to join, send David an e-mail ([email protected])
To celebrate the new year and the P-40 : take-off at dawn from McChord AFB (KTCM, south of Seattle). Then we'll proceed south to Mont St Helens then east towards the Yellowstone park. Landing at Jackson hole (KJAC, 6450 ft - check your numbers!). OrbX coverage for the whole 620 nm flight . Dead reckoning with ground landmarks all along, you can leave your radio equipment at McChord !
Happy flying,
David
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Hey Guys - I'd like to join! What software do y'all use? Please advise!
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Send an email to David for the particulars. The group has been using Hamachi for the sessions via the FSX Gamespybudmorgan wrote:Hey Guys - I'd like to join! What software do y'all use? Please advise!
Direct Connect feature. There is a dedicated Teamspeak server as well.
On each flight David will send out the package containing the flight plan(s) (FSX pln and Plan-G plg files as well ),
links to the paticipants aircraft paints, etc.
When Norforce (Ron) wakes up out there in Oz he will no doubt pay a visit to this thread and can elaborate on this topic
Paul
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I'll jump in for Norforce
We use Hamachi as our connection. Advantage is that we don't have anything to do with gamespy. We virtually fly via "LAN".
There is a specific hamachi "room" which you log into, and you connect to David's Hamachi IP address.
Apart from that, it's all explained well by Paul. You get the flightplan with all required information on thursday/friday/saturday morning (GMT).
If you'd like to join, send David an e-mail.
Ta,
We use Hamachi as our connection. Advantage is that we don't have anything to do with gamespy. We virtually fly via "LAN".
There is a specific hamachi "room" which you log into, and you connect to David's Hamachi IP address.
Apart from that, it's all explained well by Paul. You get the flightplan with all required information on thursday/friday/saturday morning (GMT).
If you'd like to join, send David an e-mail.
Ta,
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Thanks guys!
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