Notice on the anywhere map in the bottom left corner the big TFR that hangs over one end of the airport. :-eek (New Lago scenery add on for the scenery).http://members.telocity.com/~geof43/Geofdog2.gif

Where did you get that map? I'd like it. Thanks, Bob.

That's part of a real gps moving map software that runs through a pda. Using Peter Dowson's gpsout you can also use it with fs. Not a typical fs add on unless you already own a pda or are a pilot and want it for real world use. Here is the link on the product:http://www.controlvision.com/http://members.telocity.com/~geof43/Geofdog2.gif

HI. Thanks. Will check it out. Bt regards, Bob.

>Notice on the anywhere map in the bottom left corner the big >TFR that hangs over one end of the airport. :-eek (New Lago >scenery add on for the scenery). >Geof, it seems that TFR is one used at several airports throughout the country. It appears to be there to protect VORTAC stations at many airports but not all. Any idea why? Any idea why not all?Here's what I have found listed for Honolulu.Plain-language guidance: Temporary Flight Restrictions are in place prohibiting flights for a 2.5 NM radius at and below 9000 ft AGL, excluding all portions of the Honolulu Class B, centered on a point 2.9 NM from the Honolulu VORTAC off from the 312-degree radial (Honolulu, HI).Lago's Honolulu airport scenery is great. I love the swaying palm trees. Neat affect.Regards,

I am not sure some of the logic on the tfr's-there is one over Livonia, Mi. near where I live and I can't figure out at all what is being "protected" there.http://members.telocity.com/~geof43/Geofdog2.gif

Geofa,Livonia where the woodward dream cruise at? not sure just a thought, that or maybe the men in black have a supersecrect office there :).Matt

I dont' think it's near there-more right off of Plymouth Metetal:http://members.telocity.com/~geof43/Geofdog2.gif