HighBypass

If that shaft is a solid steel bar then one could probably hang off it 😉 ... and it would be more than up to allowing the yoke to do its job.

Lots of people in the UK fail their driving test multiple times. You can fail it on the theory part (classroom exam style), and you can fail it on the practical. Other countries have harder and easier tests. Your Mileage quite literally May Vary :). Bit of conspiracy theory here - I'm convinced that the test centres have a quota and/or depending upon which zip code (post code) area you're in/from.. 👽 Back when I passed my test (first time, sorry!) in 84, there was no separate theory test. One had to answer some questions posed by the examiner on the Highway Code.

lots of a, multiplied by lots of m = a very big F... word

Damn! Thanks for the link. Rest in Peace, Gunny!

Might I also suggest a decent mesh in addition to photo or vector based scenery add-ons? If the mesh is detailed enough, then the topography becomes recognisable which can be helpful when flying VFR.

There's at least 3 of us, Bill! Interesting movie, there were tears near the end.

Not seen him for a while. Work commitments? Sim burnout? Holiday? Hope he's OK. Anyone know? Cheers.

WELCOME! Google translate seems to have done a great job. The only Italian I understand is Lamborghini sorry. I think that you might have to purchase Rex Soft Clouds to get the effect you want. By default rain does not display in FSX VC view. Only in the 2d forward view. Microsoft did not implement the coding from FS9 There are one or two specific aeroplanes where the developer has coded such an effect. I hope this translates well enough for you to understand.

Almost real! Wonderful shots.

You can try it for real using no fuel at all (well a few calories burned maybe!)

A bikini run? Would that be to Bikini Atoll? After all a couple of the young ladies do not appear to be wearing a bikini at-oll.....

Ah - a WIGE craft! It looked strangely graceful skimming the water. I wonder what altitude it can get to? And do you need to be a pilot or a sailor to drive such a craft??

Ah, so if you fly over that area at say 3000 feet AGL then the scenery displays OK?

Lovely! Thanks for sharing.

What 777 is that? If it's a complex one from PMDG then you may be getting Out Of Memory errors (OOM). Did you get a kind of pinging noise before the blurry scenery occurred? It's a Windows noise warning you about OOM.