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Fielder    3,643

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yes. before and after.. looks like quite a lot down there south of the mainland...

 

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2 minutes ago, Fielder said:

yes. before and after.. looks like quite a lot down there south of the mainland...

 

 

 

 

cool, so there's def some POIs. Do you know if they also updated Tasmania's satellite imagery and mesh?

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Fielder    3,643

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There's two Tasmanian airports on sale in marketplace, including Hobart.

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I just don't know about Tasmanian mesh in the update.

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I'm looking forward to flying the Longford race track route in a low & slow plane.

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YBDV has a racetrack at the airport. Hundreds of planes race there every year. shanman makes some nice airports.

https://flightsim.to/file/15524/birdsville-ybdv

 

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Langley Park in Perth was used in the Red Bull thing a few years ago.   It is in the sim, in reality  it is now generally a park used to practice cricket etc but is still a licenced aeorodrome.

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