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I did something really stupid

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Virtually, that is lol

 

I had a choice - go above the clouds and maybe get stuck on top, or go below and barely maintain VFR through the murk.  All the fields along my route were reporting VFR so I decided to "man up" and descend under the cloud layer.  I flew this online and I'm not going to lie, it was really a white knuckle sort of flight.  A couple of times I slowed down because I could barely see the route ahead.

 

If this were real world and I wasn't smart enough to turn around I would have asked for an IFR (and probably declared) and climbed straight up through the murk (well not straight up, there's no JATO lol)

 

I went from WHP to SBD and essentially followed the 210 freeway the entire way.

 

Doesn't look so bad right?

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So that's what 3 miles looks like  Eeek!

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Lost the airport about 4 out, found it again right here on short left base Ry 6 SBD

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But we all survived whew!

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Nice shots! What DC-3 are you using ?

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Great set of shots.

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Nice shits! What DC-3 are you using ?

 

LOL!!  I don't have the poops, but yeah thanks the shots look nice I agree!

 

It's the highly recommended Manfred C-47 v3 avail at SoH.  Paint job by Joe also over at SoH

http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/showthread.php?101535-Douglas-C-47-V3-Beta-Released

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Oops!  Typo corrected.... "i" next to "o" in "qwerty" is a mess sometimes :blink: 

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Flightsimming since 1992

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The speed limit on the 210 is 70mph so watch your speed!

 

HLJAMES

 

 


Oops! Typo corrected.... "i" next to "o" in "qwerty" is a mess sometimes :blink:

 

:lol:

 

I'm glad Ryan quoted that before you edited it.

 

 

Mind you, that flight would have loosened the bowels a bit.

Beautiful freeware & a great adventure too! Thanks. :cool:

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