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This is the 530 mod I'm aware of: https://forums.flightsimulator.com/t/gns530-mod/296598

It exports the files i need, the OFP briefing is nice to have. LittleNavMap is a powerful tool but it just doesn't run well enough for me. Foreflight and Navigraph subscriptions are luxuries to me and I wouldn't have it any other way.

It was my minimal understanding photogrammetry involved actually flying an aircraft over an area and surveying the landscape buildings included. They would use the datas to recreate the 3D details and place them where they belong. It can cause some unwanted artifacts in the sim, so turning that feature off is an option. I leave it on.

I wouldn't mind getting the boxed version for whatever book that is included. Any details?

Just purchased. Also noticing avionics shut off after about 15 minutes for me. Battery, Alternator, Avionics are verified "on".

Might I recommend this video by a community member. Some inspiration if nothing else. If you haven't seen it already:

Espent, that is my understanding, yes.

You’re not alone. Check their discord. Work in progress but they’ve made huge improvements with modeling.

Great work on the video. I have dreamed of kayaking the Inside Passage for a long time. I don’t know if it’s behind me at this point but at least I can fly it in the sim. Thank you for the inspiration.

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Nine years ago I read a book called From Worst to First: Behind the Scenes of Continental's Remarkable Comeback The book talks about CEO Gordon Bethune that took leadership of the airline and brought it from the back of the ranks to number one in the 90's. He made what was the laughingstock of the industry into the model that others would follow. Gordon Bethune is what made me want to start the company that shuts down NetJets. From Amazon: http://www.amazon.co...=283155&s=books

Awesome! I would have loved to go that that game, even though I don't much care for public games. I've always felt the broadcast did best at showing the plays. Yes. The Ravens went out hungry and dominated right up till the power went out. I feel that changed the entire game, it was a different game. All I remember is the Niners being unable to rush the ball four yards for a TD. The Ravens scoring a record with a 109 yard punt return, and winning their first championship game in 11 years. Ravens deserved it more. Not to game to be forgotten soon.

Oh Boston John, you get me.

My heart sank too. Did not watch the commercials. I saw it all live through cbs.com

It does not need to be done with 2D, but it can be easier. Are you using TrackIR? Anyway, FleetingThought's instructions are correct. You should find it by clicking MENU, you'll see the display option appear on your right MFD.

FTX EGSG Stapleford Airfield.

I imagine the two products should be able to work well with each other, but you're likely to run into performance issues. I have heard great things about Vancouver Version 3 and I believe it works well with ORBX too.

I did time with their pretentious over-priced flight training too. Help the guy out, the survey is only one question.

Probably a slew of stuff one "should" have done in that situation that wasn't. All I can remember is that slash on the pilot's right cheek...

The lights went out on the 49er side, but they also had the most to gain from the interruption! They came back from a runaway game. In the end they were unable to rush the last few yards for a TD. Ravens defense came through when it mattered most and grabbed the victory. 02/03 Ravens 34 - 31 49ers

Christian Science Monitor? Hardly a reliable source. And I think contrails and aircraft movement have a negligible effect on Earth's temperature.

In my opinion, photoscenery stuff is flat and hardly worth the investment. I speak of people like Megascenery! While their products may be good if flying lifeless terrain is your thing, but there are more immersive alternatives.

Ravens destroyed the 49ers!

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Don't let the name fool you, they are an incredible resource no matter what your area of interest. I referred to them frequently when I was in flight school. :mellow: