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Guess I shouldn't worry so much... FS9 is at 21.1 Gb FSX is at 65.4 Gb I try to control sizes by moving aircraft (and some scenery) folders to an external HD if and when I feel I don't fly them, thereby leaving the favorite aircraft in the sim. So there is an additional 150.0 Gb for FS9 and 8.6 Gb for FSX of inactive aircraft, manuals, paint kits, etc. on an external drive. This does not include the full copies of each sim on other portable drives used as backups in case of a reinstall, etc.

I purchased mine from FS Pilot Shop earlier today, and it's version 1.2. The download page says: "File Last Updated: Saturday, 18th May, 2013 @ 01:09am."

Nope. I did figure out the "pilotable" vessel and saved a flight with the carrier in Puget Sound. But as for the LSO, he's got pretty stiff arms by now. :icon_lol:

...wait! what? again?.... be sad to see the place close it's doors Milton but yeah, cannot fault your logic :salute:

Great find thanks a lot!

Nice day for a cruise in Puget Sound, BTW

This is per the manual on the various panel.cfg files.. To activate and animate the LSO, add the following lines to the panel.cfg for the aircraft you wish to use with the CV-6. WindowXX=Batsman //--------------------------------------------------------

No bad news here, Francois. I'm ready when you and Simon are ready. :applause: The expansion pack looks great.

Thanks to the guys at Restauravia for this extraordinary offering! :salute:

Don't ask..:icon_lol:

Sorry I wasn't more specific in my thoughts. What I meant was that it was as if I was missing a *.dll or other program that the LSO setup needs to function. Basically it's a Window and xml gauge added to the panel.cfg. I can open the window and the LSO is standing there with his arms and paddles outstretched, but there is no animation as expected when I deviate from the landing flight path. I have a support ticket in with Vertical Studios, so we'll get this sorted out in time. I was just wondering if someone else might have the same issue, or if it is just my setup. I should add that this issue isn't detracting from addon. The install is straightforward, the vessel looks fantastic, and I've made about 20 traps and take offs without the LSO.

Anyone able to get the LSO to function?? I've modified my panel.cfg and added the entry per the manual, but all he does is hold his arms out. Seems like I'm missing something, but not sure what. :salute:

Roger that... Now, can someone direct me to some instructions on how to work with carriers in FSX?? I hate to admit it but this was my first landing and takeoff on an FSX carrier. :salute: Whoops. Nevermind. Just found the manual. Gotta fly now. :mixedsmi:

absolutely thanks 100000000000000000

Hi to ALL excuse me, below a part extracted from the .cfg ------------------------------- reference_datum_position=0.000, 0.000, 0.000 empty_weight_CG_position=0.000, 0.000, 0.000 max_number_of_stations=5 // 50 empty_weight= 11770.00 //30000.000 empty_weight_roll_MOI=30000.000000

Great shots, guys. Although I've moved over to FSX and enjoy it a lot, I really miss the military scenery that I have in my FS9 install. I find it ironic that there are a lot of military payware and freeware FSX aircraft, but very, very little addon military scenery. :kilroy: I really enjoy the MAIW addons in FS9, but have no incentive to convert them to FSX. I kinda wish someone else would take on that challenge and make the conversation available to those of us who are somewhat technically challenged...:isadizzy:

*Running over the Horizon laughing like a maniac* i'm like Ian, paying off my bills.. but my thinking is "Sod it...." so i'm eyeing up a few :icon_lol: thanks for the H/U! :salute:

I purchased the A-4 from Flightsim Pilot Shop this morning. Here is what the download page said: File Last Updated: Tuesday, 06th November, 2012 @ 12:10pm The download zip file is called VRT-480.zip, and it appears to be version 1.0. Guess we have to wait for them to update the download to version 1.1

I've got to have this, Skiathos was the first place I ever went on a Hydrofoil and the approach/landing into the place is fantastic on a nice night. :applause:

I can remember that was one of the first things I did lol. :applause:

if i can shape a wing and a tailplane, cut a rudder and cap the holes in a day you lot'll have no trouble :)

SSTwo is fuelled by a mixutre of Hydroxyl-terminated polybutadiene (HTPB) and Nitrous Oxide, HTPB is a translucent liquid (and the Butadiene element is a monomer in the production of Synthetic rubber) and though highly viscous is tricky to ignite, needing temperatures of over 700 Degrees Kelvin...; tC=tK-273.5 (Simple Physics equation opposite of converting Celsius TO Kelvin, tK=tC+273.5) means to ignite it requires a pre-charge of about 426.85 Degrees Celsius to start the chain reaction going... that first flame is the RM2 Control System on the SS2, which is used to open the oxidisers and fires an ignition charge....