Tako_Kichi
SOH Staff

yes thats a sweet paint job

thank you

really dont see the Jaggies Lol Must be used to them Ill try out Anti Aliasing see how it looks thanks for the Tip

Outstanding service to God and your work Bill!:salute: Ted

here is some photos from my FlightKHQM to CEN4

just installed it going to take it for a flight

What will they think of next! :isadizzy::icon_lol: It would be a total waste of time on my axe though as I have a Floyd Rose tremolo bridge with a locking nut. My (fine) tuning is done on the bridge not the machine heads.

From childhood's hour I have not been As others were; I have not seen As others saw; I could not bring My passions from a common spring. From the same source I have not taken My sorrow; I could not awaken My heart to joy at the same tone; And all I loved, I loved alone. Then- in my childhood, in the dawn Of a most stormy life- was drawn

Just letting you know you did an amazing job up to this point :O) Ted

Awaiting one set of textures for the S2T and some panel gauges for startup are needed. Not a panel guy and need some assistance there. Thinking about releasing the WIP versions and maybe someone can help out.

your county seems to have a Few none digital Though All of the REAL radio stuff is setup with Project 25 Phase I digital <tbody> Allied Radio Matrix for Emergency Response (ARMER) Project 25 Phase I All Public Safety and Public Services utilize ARMER. </tbody>

it depends where your from Most of the Big Cities are Digital Systems The Radio i use http://www.amazon.com/Uniden-BCD996XT-Digital-Scanner-Channels/dp/B002IT30LM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1368642798&sr=8-1&keywords=uniden+bcd996xt

your welcome

YEP you're right on P! I had every album they ever did...AWESOME! Ted

They are talking normally....for the era of the play. :isadizzy:

Fresh install runs great!

well i am back!!! windows installed Next is FSX!!!

Looks like it sets things up according to your computer.......... here's their blurb: Xtreme P3D Booster has been designed keeping in mind the thousands of possible hardware configurations. The special software analyzes your computer hardware in depth (CPU, GPU, memory, hard disc speed and etc.) and sets a number of documented and undocumented tweaks to the correct values that is optimal for your PC. No technical knowledge is needed. Just execute Xtreme P3D Booster, then Prepar3D and enjoy it with the maximum frames and smoothness you can get from your PC without changing any of your Prepar3D sliders. While some tweaks have been posted at many forums, many of them can not work for anyone. Tweaks are values that configure Prepar3D internal code options. So, if you just copy a tweak with the value, Prepar3D will slow down or became unstable if this value is not suitable for your PC. Of course, many tweaks are tied together, so, if one tweak value is ok and the other is not, then the result will be the same. There are almost 10 important tweaks that needs to be calculated exactly and all of them need a lot of calculations. So, the maximum calculations can be millions. That's why we are using computers and software's. Computers do those calculations for us in just some milliseconds and not days, months, years. This is what Xtreme P3D Booster can do for your Prepar3D. Give the maximum from Prepar3D code. So, at every execution, Xtreme P3D Booster while reading all of your current hardware will do special calculations about the tweaks that need to apply for your Prepar3D.

can you please make a update where you can pick from a multiplayer friendly version??? so it can be used online flying with others Please Thank you :salute:

Tom, At top of thread, select Thread Tools/Show Printable Version. Copy paste to a word processor including the links. Of course you can open the links there or open and copy paste the pics into the WP replacing the links.

Thanks guys and thanks especially for the review from simHQ! It looked very impressive. Ted

new one

just pickup the T28 looking forward to fly it Is there any Kind of patch for Multiplayer so it can be used online? Thanks Mike:salute:

the website link seems to be broken:wiggle:

Wish we could find those prices here in rural Canada! Although developing probably isn't too bad but printing cost an arm and a leg 20 years ago (compared to the UK then) which is one reason I cut back on my photography hobby. The film cameras have just sat in their bags since then, especially since I got my Olympus C-2040 digital 10 years ago. LOL...well I wasn't looking at that much. I have been pondering something like this for a while: http://www.henrys.com/61879-NIKON-D3100-W-18-55VR-And-55-300VR.aspx#.UZB60sqv9Fs It's probably entry level DSLR but it would meet my needs now and no doubt my almost complete set of Cokin filters could be put to artistic use again. :icon_lol:

update: getting a curvature/distortion left and right edges of monitor that diminish in flight (or I just get used to it).........landings appear to be faster, visually. Could be my 27" monitor. FPS excellent (30 ++), occasional "stutter" has disappeared.

Oh I don't know about the film bug biting again, it's far too expensive trying to get film and get it processed these days. That's one of the real bonuses of digital photography, you can shoot hundreds of shots in search of the perfect one and it doesn't cost you anything for each shot and then you can delete all the bad ones. With film you have to pay for all the bad shots as well as the one good one. I have considered getting a digital SLR for a long time now but don't have the money to spare, plus it would mean having to get new lenses too. I don't suppose my old camera bodies and lenses are worth much these days (either as a trade-in or on Ebay) as I bet there isn't much call for the old screw mount stuff.

Normally I don't care much for light aircraft unless it served a roll in WWII then I'm very interested. Ok, I did a little digging and the models 24 and 61 were used by the US Army, US Navy and the RAF in the early part of the war and some were equipped with two 100lb bombs during the battle of the Atlantic. PAINT KIT PLEASE!

Looking really nice. What's the history behind the "Big A" paint?

What's it worth to you? :mixedsmi:

Because AICarriers2 has not kept up with the latest versions of Java I would recommend not installing it and trying to correct Java to work with it. You will end up with more problems then its worth. You can still have AI carriers in a couple of ways. The easiest would be to install Javier's carriers ( if you don't already have them) and "Carrier Tracks 1 and 2" available at Avsim. You can also with a little bit of work (not much) create your own AI carrier tracks with AIBTC (AI Boat Traffic Compiler). I do this myself and you can use any landable CV in your SimObjects\Boats folder. All these programs and models are freeware. You can opt for VRS's TacPack which does the same thing as AICarriers2 but it is not free. All these options avoid Java and in my book that is a good thing.

I just spent an hour or so digging through boxes of old photos that haven't seen the light of day in years! :isadizzy: Here are a couple of B&W shots taken when I was experimenting with my first film SLR, a Pentax Spotmatic. They were probably taken in late 1979 as I bought my first SLR just after I got married for the first time which was in September 1979. The camera was fully manual (no auto anything) and it's only 'advanced feature' was an electronic, moving needle, light meter built into the view finder. The shots were taken with natural lighting that had a strong back-light component. IIRC the camera was tripod mounted, operated with a cable release and a fairly slow shutter speed.

I'm computer illiterate but I'll do my best: sticker on the side says AMD 6 core 2.8 ghz, 8 gig ram, and 1 gig integrated graphics. I'm running Windows 7.

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