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P3D v2 IFR approach ESGG

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Prepar3d v2 is delightful for slower GA flights.

I still use FS X for "heavy artillery" stuff like tubeliners, but in time I will - like many others - probably give up on FSX when most of the airliners function properly.

 

Anyways, here some shots from a flight between ESSA - ESGG

...Cloud surfing. I did experience a bug with carburator icing despite the Bonanza using direct fuel injection. It doesn't have a carburator.

 

 

 

 

 

Here you can see the load on the graphics card. When we can use PMDG airliners I will probably have to reduce some settings, otherwise my card will take a pounding.

 

 

ILS21 approach loaded nicely in the GPS

 

 

Little bit too dramatic clouds for a swedish winter...

 

 

Sorry for the default AI...have yet to install WOAI traffic.

 

EASA PPL SEPL + NQ / CB-IR in progress
MSFS24 | X-Plane 12 

 

Those are some outstanding shots.  Very nice and crisp indeed. 

 

I think what was once known as "carb icing" is now called fuel vent icing in injected aircraft sims.  Vent icing presents the same symptoms as carb icing.  At least it sounds more reasonable than icing in nonexistent carbs.

Dan George (woodhick)
Check out Greenbrier Aero Club, the VA for and about the GA pilot.

Awesome pics, the third one could be a picture(if it weren't for GPU-z overlaying it).

the second is so real!

X-Plane11

GTX1070 8GB Vram - i7 4770K cpu @3.5GHz Quad core - 16GB RAM

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