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[tropicalfish]

ak427, on Dec 6 2009, 01:04 AM, said:

Random question here guys, but if you guys had mics, would you be able to hear each other while flying?

If we used a Voice service like TeamSpeak or Ventrilo. But we usually don't, so our communication is limited by text.

[MattGarner]

Heres some of my screenshots from the flight.

[Dano]

Nice!

Buziel taxiing in the grass, is that because he was on FSX or using default scenery maybe?

[THBatMan8]

ak427, on Dec 6 2009, 02:04 AM, said:

Random question here guys, but if you guys had mics, would you be able to hear each other while flying?

You would need a VOIP server. VATSIM has it's own, but I'm not sure about the FSW server. We would probably have to use a 3rd party program like teamspeak or ventrillo.

[Jetset]

I thoroughly enjoyed last night's event and would like to thank Buziel for organizing it.
I'd also like to thank everyone else who took part, especially roboa for giving an ATC service at Gatwick. It's just a shame more people didn't show up..

Looking forward to the next one.  

[flightkid9]

I wish I could Of been there! I tried to join but I couldn't connect! I think some people didn't have there ports forwarded. well, hopefully i'll be able to join in next time!

[tropicalfish]

10 Screenshots I took.

[flightkid9]

tropicalfish, on Dec 6 2009, 10:48 PM, said:

10 Screenshots I took.

Amazing shots!!! where did you get that plane?

[tropicalfish]

Project Opensky. The 777 comes with a beautifully done virtual cockpit.


Remember to remove the IMG /IMG tags when quoting images, that'll reduce the length of the page.

Edited by tropicalfish, 09 December 2009 - 12:20 AM.

[flightkid9]

tropicalfish, on Dec 8 2009, 10:20 PM, said:

Project Opensky. The 777 comes with a beautifully done virtual cockpit.


Remember to remove the IMG /IMG tags when quoting images, that'll reduce the length of the page.

Ok, thanks alot! and i'll remember to do that next time sorry.

[flyhalf]

Great to see everyone's shots. Glad it went well. I could not make it due to being called away on a business trip.

Edited by flyhalf, 09 December 2009 - 12:51 AM.

[Battle_Penguin]

I had a small vacation to the cabin, sorry i couldnt make this flight.. Sorry guys

I should have told you guys before, can we perhaps have a flight in the next few weeks?

[Alaska_MD-83]

Guess who just got a new router!

I'm looking forward for a Zurich - Boston Flight soon...


Nudge Nudge, wink wink...

[flightkid9]

tropicalfish, on Dec 8 2009, 10:20 PM, said:

Project Opensky. The 777 comes with a beautifully done virtual cockpit.


Remember to remove the IMG /IMG tags when quoting images, that'll reduce the length of the page.

Hey, I downloaded the plane and put it in fsx but it doesn't have a VC and the 2D Cockpit had no instruments, did u have to do anything extra when installing it?

[Buziel-411_RED]

flightkid9, on Dec 13 2009, 04:01 PM, said:

tropicalfish, on Dec 8 2009, 10:20 PM, said:

Project Opensky. The 777 comes with a beautifully done virtual cockpit.


Remember to remove the IMG /IMG tags when quoting images, that'll reduce the length of the page.

Hey, I downloaded the plane and put it in fsx but it doesn't have a VC and the 2D Cockpit had no instruments, did u have to do anything extra when installing it?

Yes...

I think you'll need to download the VC model that matches your 777 model, edit Panel.CFG entries, substitute gauges, delete some files, etc.

Tropicalfish didn't need to do this because he's using Fs9, but in FSX this is required due to how the aircraft was designed.

[flightkid9]

Rudolph-411, on Dec 13 2009, 03:06 PM, said:

flightkid9, on Dec 13 2009, 04:01 PM, said:

tropicalfish, on Dec 8 2009, 10:20 PM, said:

Project Opensky. The 777 comes with a beautifully done virtual cockpit.


Remember to remove the IMG /IMG tags when quoting images, that'll reduce the length of the page.

Hey, I downloaded the plane and put it in fsx but it doesn't have a VC and the 2D Cockpit had no instruments, did u have to do anything extra when installing it?

Yes...

I think you'll need to download the VC model that matches your 777 model, edit Panel.CFG entries, substitute gauges, delete some files, etc.

Tropicalfish didn't need to do this because he's using Fs9, but in FSX this is required due to how the aircraft was designed.

wow, sounds like a lot of work, well thanks, I'm gonna get to that.