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    gandy
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    Gandys Rocky rim ride

    What a bumpy ride that was.. I need a beer and a vomit bag...

    YPDN - WIHH ( 1467.6nm ) and 951lbs ( 142.1gal ) of fuel left over

    my first night landing and one of the airports we have to do a full stop at

    ps this aircraft has a max level flight speed of mach 0.96 and not 1.3, it can only do that in a dive and then it will fall apart.

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    Quote Originally Posted by gandy View Post

    YPDN - WIHH ( 1467.6nm ) and 951lbs ( 142.1gal ) of fuel left over
    Here we go Picking on the new guy...

    I think that is WIIH

    Other than that Congratulations and nice flight.
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    Hmm, better than 1 MPG @ M.9. (395 nmph avg)

    1022.5 gal fuel used, 1467 NM travelled.

    NICE job.
    "May fortune favor the foolish"
    MaddogK

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    gandy
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dangerousdave26 View Post
    Here we go Picking on the new guy...

    I think that is WIIH

    Other than that Congratulations and nice flight.
    there is no airport called WIIH in fsx, sadly i think there is a com error between Duenna and fsx, if you check the coordinates at the end of the flight log it will show as WIHH on the maps

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    The different ICAO code for FSX is noted in the rules. No worries.
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    Good job gandy!!

    All the way around, the flight, your choices on a/c and route and you've stepped right up out of the blue and mastered posting in a duenna run event.

    You're gonna be tuff I can tell,,,,way to go mate!

    Enjoy this!
    salt_air

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    Leg 2

    Well all i can is.. Good Morning Vietnam... well good afternoon

    Leg 2 complete

    WIHH to VVTH ( 1167.9nm )

    Fuel Remaining - 1292.6lbs ( 193 gal ), Fuel Used - 5541.4lbs

    Cloud looks a little high - Click images to make them bigger

    I SEE LAND!!!!!!

    Thank god, the correct airport

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    Leg 3

    Leg 3 done

    VVTH to VHHX

    Second airport we have to stop at, second night landing as well

    Starting Fuel - 6844lbs, fuel used - 4410.63lbs, fuel remaining - 2433.37lbs
    Flight time - 01:27:40, Baton time - 01:28:28

    Now time to plan leg 4

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    Leg4

    Leg 4 is done

    VHHX to RJTY

    Fuel Used for leg - 5893.47lbs
    Time taken For this leg - 3:46:58

    I will add up all the fuel used, total time, country bonuses a bit later

    thought of the flight, 100+ knot tail winds are mint

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    leg 5

    Leg 5 is done

    Went way off course but i landed safely

    RJTY - UHPP ( 1379.9nm )

    Total Fuel for leg - 6845lbs
    Fuel Left for leg - 735.70lbs
    Fuel Used for leg - 6109.3lbs
    Flight time for leg - 03:13:54

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    You're really rollin gandy,,,,good job.

    Leaving a trail of p-nut shells for the rest of us right?
    salt_air

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    Leg6

    have left some on the leg i just done as tracking vor's, ndb.. etc.. is not as easy as there is only a few and now that im out of the USSR i dont need to carry missiles

    Leg 6 done..

    UHPP - PADU ( 1293.6nm )

    Total Fuel for leg - 6845lbs
    Fuel Left - 822.04lbs
    Fuel Used for leg - 6022.96lbs
    Flight time for leg - 02:46:50

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    leg 7

    Leg 7 is done

    I missed my target airport CYVR as i got lost due to a vor that would not track, had the morse beeps but thats it. Also i was running low on fuel and i did not want to chance it so i landed at the first airport i could find

    PADU - CYZT

    Total fuel for leg - 6845lbs
    Fuel Left - 810.48lbs
    Fuel Used for leg - 6034.25lbs
    Flight time of leg - 03:56:49


    Thought of the flight - Plan better and use more than 3 vor's to get to an airport.

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    What happened to the mandatory stop at Elmendorf AFB in Anchorage? (PAED)

    If it was me, I'd be backtracking there as fast as I could.
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    gandy
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    opps i forgot about that one.. i changed all my planned routes at the last minute and forgot about that one

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    Leg 8

    Leg 8 done

    CYZT - PAED

    But of back tracking but still fun

    Total fuel for leg - 6841lbs
    Fuel Left - 508.58lbs
    Fuel used for leg - 6332.42lbs
    Flight time - 02:18:58

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    Quote Originally Posted by gandy View Post
    I missed my target airport CYVR as i got lost due to a vor that would not track, had the morse beeps but thats it.
    Not all VORs will give you both bearing and distance, only the ones with a hexagon inside a square. The ones with only a square will give you distance but not bearing, and the ones with only a hexagon will give you bearing but not distance.

    The good ones get pretty sparse way out in the boonies.

    Mike

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    gandy
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    well i tried the 2000nm flight today and i crashed 1800nm in to the flight while trying to land. I managed to eject with only a few bumps and grazes but the aircraft is a right off

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