Hello Mike, nowhere near the RFP or PT-TU-154 systems wise.I don't think she was aimed at those type of simmers. :)

regardsEd

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.....but Mike ..how can you resist such a gorgeous model of one of the worlds greatest ever airliners! :-hahbtw I have loads of hi-res pics lined up for the PT-Tu-154M.which I am patiently waiting for. :9

regardsEd

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Thank you Ed, much appreciated.Charles

>btw I have loads of hi-res pics lined up for the PT-Tu-154M.>>which I am patiently waiting for. :9Well Ed, why not entertain yourself meanwhile with some of the new gadgets on the 62M...;) :)

Wow that panel is awesome. Any idea when it'll be available? I was also checking out your videos, can you tell me who makes that LPMA scenery?

>> with some of the new gadgets on the 62M... hang on a few days with that. I'll have an approx. 100 page manual for the 62M out in a week or two.>> .....but Mike ..how can you resist such a gorgeous model of one of the worlds greatest ever airliners! Yes, but the FSQUALITY/Pilots Tristar with FDE by Rob Young (that's a big plus !!), complete AOM on the CD and probably more on the AP and system side. Hmmmmm :-hahMike

>Wow that panel is awesome. Any idea when it'll be available?>>>>I was also checking out your videos, can you tell me who makes>that LPMA scenery? For the panel I have no idea. :(For the scenery http://secure.simmarket.com/product_info.php?products_id=680

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>>> with some of the new gadgets on the 62M... >>hang on a few days with that. I'll have an approx. 100 page>manual for the 62M out in a week or two.>>>> .....but Mike ..how can you resist such a gorgeous model of>one of the worlds greatest ever airliners! >>Yes, but the FSQUALITY/Pilots Tristar with FDE by Rob Young>(that's a big plus !!), complete AOM on the CD and probably>more on the AP and system side. Hmmmmm :-hah>>MikeA complete L-10 AOM I want dearly! :9 .. a Rob Young FDE sounds promising. I am happy to merge. :-hah I'm just pretty sure I will be sing the Aerosim model. :)

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>>btw I have loads of hi-res pics lined up for the>PT-Tu-154M.>>>>which I am patiently waiting for. :9>>>Well Ed, why not entertain yourself meanwhile with some of the>new gadgets on the 62M...;) :)Hehe I have Gambia Government pics waiting to skin the '62 when I get a mo' ....meantime I have been flying the '62 in a '76 guise :-kewlhttp://forums.avsim.net/user_files/147310.jpg

regardsEd

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Here are a couple of shots, my repaints of the Aerosim 100, and 500, and Erick Cantu's -100. They are all great models. Ericks is pretty much done at this point.Hornithttp://x-plane.org/home/hornit/A100.jpghttp://x-plane.org/home/hornit/A500.jpghttp://x-plane.org/home/hornit/Ec100.jpg

>>>btw I have loads of hi-res pics lined up for the>>PT-Tu-154M.>>>>>>which I am patiently waiting for. :9>>>>>>Well Ed, why not entertain yourself meanwhile with some of>the>>new gadgets on the 62M...;) :)>>Hehe I have Gambia Government pics waiting to skin the '62>when I get a mo' ....meantime I have been flying the '62 in a>'76 guise :-kewl>>http://forums.avsim.net/user_files/147310.jpg>>

>regards>>Ed>>

My FS9>Videos>>http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v640/edetroit100/holy.gif>>AMD Athlon 64 3500+, 1024Mb PC3200 DDR, 300Gb HD >128Mb DDR Nvidia 6600GT PCI Express, Audigy 2 ZS>CH Products Yoke, Pedals and Throttle Quadrant>>Interesting.... care to provide a link for that particular panel....I came across a model which basically implements the same idea (a 76 with 62 instruments) but its not the one on your shots...Namely I was referring to this:http://www.vatrus-training.ru/flyins/Il76Project/Il-76TD.rarand a small fix here:http://www.avsim.ru/forum/index.php?act=At...e=post&id=63502sorry for drifting away from the original topic....//Michael

>sorry for drifting away from the original topic....>>//MichaelI also apologise for driftng away from the topic.Hello Michael, thankyou very much for the link to the IL-76 panel I will check it out and see what I can glean from it. :-hahMy IL-76 panel was just an experiment out of a desire to fly the venerable IL-76. The photoreal bitmaps are my own but the gauges are straight from the PT IL-62. :) (apart from the GPS unit on the glareshield ...for some reason I could not get the KLN-90 to connect to the autopilot...but I'm sure I'll figure it out one day. )

regardsEd

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Speaking of which... Whats the link to Mr. Cantu's wonderful L1011? :-jumpy

What are the sounds like in the Aerosim package?

Definitely the Aerosim package. In addition to the many favorable comments already noted, I think the SOUND package is very realistic. The RB-211 makes a very distinctive 'Roll-Royce' sound that has been captured beautifully by Aerosim. They sounds are great, both outside and in the cockpit.The panel is simpler than the procedure based simulators with detailed modeling of systems and controls, but it is just about right (a nicely balanced compromise between ease of use and fidelity).Todd