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- Birthday November 16
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Google tells me your website is deceptive. Might want to look into that. https://prnt.sc/qx6pb0
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Hello everybody! I am starting a brand new casual Sailplane (Glider) club called Soar Virtual Sailplane Club! We will accept you regardless which sim you use, or if you fly at all. Whether you have flown for thousands of hours in a sailplane, or don’t know what it is and simply want to learn more, this is the place for you. We aren’t a Virtual Airline, but a group of people coming together around a common interest. If you would like to learn more, please check out our website or send over an email. Website: soarvirtualsailplane.club Email: andrew@soarvirtualsailplane.club See you soon, Andrew
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CumulusX! install for P3D V4.5 Help
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
Thanks, I managed to get it working. -
CumulusX! install for P3D V4.5 Help
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
Unfortunately, the page can only be accessed by UKVGA members. Thanks, though. -
Hello, I would like to ask for some help installing CumulusX! into my P3D install. I looked on the internet for a while for an answer but found nothing. Anyone here know how to do it? Thanks, Andrew
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New Zealand Scenery Suggestions
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
Thanks guys these are all great airports. -
Hello all, I am currently exploring all that New Zealand has to offer and would like your best scenery suggestions. I already have all of the payware I could find from previous virtual airlines. I don't care how old it is, as long as it is compatible with ORBX NZNI and NZSI, and P3D V4.5 . If you do suggest something, may I request that you leave a link. Thanks, Andrew
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Hello! Me and my friends have recently gotten into some sick Jet fighter action. Any personal recommendations from anyone that I could see? One friend is using the Milviz F-86 Sabre, and the other the T38 Talon. I'm honestly looking for anything jet and fighter. Let me know! Best, Andrew
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Small plane, big job ahead.
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
I mean, yeah it would be nice but I know there are pretty good things out there, just below. If you have any ideas of something that could fly around 2000 nmi in one go let me know. -
Small plane, big job ahead.
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
Pfft. That's weak. I mean yeah I could do that, but then what's the fun? I will obviously have to land somewhere. Just trying to go as far at one time as possible. -
Hello, I am looking to cross the atlantic in a cessna 310 esc aircraft. Obviously it can be different, but something small would be the best. I would like to know what you guys think would be best. I need MAXIMUM range possible. I mean like GIANT aMaZiNg range here. Comment below if you got any ideas 😉
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Tomato Shade Chrome Sausage and spooky grass
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
oof -
Tomato Shade Chrome Sausage and spooky grass
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
The plane looks gray in the RM. I use the default preset. Dynamic Reflections are off. Let me know what to change. -
Hello, I've ran into some issues with PTA. It creates some sort of brown fog, and makes all lights do some sort of white artifacting. Images below. Only started happening after I installed ORBX TrueEarth Netherlands. https://imgur.com/a/xptRzLo ANY advice requested. Please! Best, Andrew
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Tomato Shade Chrome Sausage and spooky grass
Andrew Urbanczyk replied to Andrew Urbanczyk's topic in The Prepar3d Forum
I did that, though