Mountaineous VIP action in the Challenger 300 LFLP to LSGS

[HaraldG 559]

At this moment, I sit behind the controls of my Tu-134 for my beloved FS2004; but I can't decide to take off, so I look at this pictures, and I think: If I ever change my sim, it will be XP.

[signmanbob 592]

20 hours ago, Mik75 said:

It’s got decent enough system modelling (for me), all synoptics displays are there. A freeware Terrain Radar plug in from the org integrates flawlessly into its ND, the electronic checklists help you to get started, and the decent stock FMC loads SIDs, STARs, transitions and approaches. And the navdata are updatable via Navigraph or Aerosoft. All in all, very fun plane to fly, worth every cent. And she looks beautiful! :-)

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Is this the plug-in that you are referring to?

Terrain Radar Display

[Guest Mik75]

3 hours ago, signmanbob said:

Is this the plug-in that you are referring to?

Terrain Radar Display

Correct. :-)

[Guest Mik75]

10 hours ago, HaraldG said:

At this moment, I sit behind the controls of my Tu-134 for my beloved FS2004; but I can't decide to take off, so I look at this pictures, and I think: If I ever change my sim, it will be XP.

:-) 

Good choice! And I hope, you went flying!? ;-) Btw, there are some very good russian aircraft available for XP. Like the uber study level TU-154, and a very nice An-24...

[HaraldG 559]

13 hours ago, Mik75 said:

And I hope, you went flying!?

Yes, I finally did; from Almaty to Dushanbe :-)

The Tu-154 would be a little too big for my taste, but an An-24 sounds good.