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Hello All. Have been reading this forum from last few and have gained quite a good amount of knowledge in flight-sim. Currently working on IFR rating in RW. However to have some IFR practice in FS I am planning to round the whole India (known as golden quadrangle tour to make it interesting. As we are going through Monsoon season almost 50-70% flights will be using IFR navigation and approaches. Most of my flight planning is done using skyvector. I generally use FSX steam or X-plane for simming. For this activity I am planning to use either real air duke in FSX-SE or Carenado Beechcraft Baron in X-plane (suggestions are welcome). My next query is related to utility by which I can record all my flights and present it in google maps as current status. Kind of what we see in vataware for last few flights. It should show my position from my origin airport to current airport with all the legs completed till now on map. Any other suggestions are welcome wrt housekeeping during whole tour. -
Hello fellow pilots,i'm a mechanical engineering student and a flight simulator hobbyist and i'am glad to introduce you my customized 2 dof motion simulation platform, as you can see these are the plans that i created my self using solidworks. the cockpit is based on a cessna g1000, and the simulator will work both on FSX and FS9 using an open source data extractor. i have already started constructing the frame but the project is stnding by because of the lack of ressources, and it's a bit hard to find any espacially for the gear motors and the cessna cockpit. :unknw: that's why your contributions will be really appreciated :Party: you can visit this site to contribute: http://www.kisskissbankbank.com/fr/projects/virtual-meca-flight-simulator this is also the blog that is hosting the projecti you would like to interact with some advices :http://simdevol.blogspot.com/ this is me after an exhosting day of work trying to follow the 3D model i have created. I hope you will appreciate this work.advices and contributions are really welcome. :smile:
