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    BN-2 bushwhacking

    My introduction to the BN-2 Islander.

    [YOUTUBE]dFjH0v-lli4[/YOUTUBE]
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    Great video Mark!:ernae:
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    Excellent video! I just picked up the Islander about a month ago. What a great model!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Roger View Post
    Great video Mark!
    Thanks Roger. I messed the thread title up - it was supposed to say 'BN-2 bushwhacking', but instead it's a bit vague Can you fix it?
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    Yep,very good video. The Islander is a favourite of mine (in Aer Arann livery).
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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkH View Post
    Thanks Roger. I messed the thread title up - it was supposed to say 'BN-2 bushwhacking', but instead it's a bit vague Can you fix it?
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    The Mountain Air colours caught my eye - I'm an infrequent visitor here - and I stayed the almost 10-minute distance with the clip!

    The Kiwi Islanders are sort of shuffled around the place between operators, and I flew aboard that one some years ago looking for whales off Kaikoura (with some pretty green-looking children). The Islander is pretty basic, and also easy to clean, thank goodness...

    Orbx does a good job on the scenery, eh?
    Excellent video, job very well done.

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    Very nice video, interesting, and very smooth video presentation.

    That F1 Islander is amazing to fly, as forgiving as my A2A J3 from a handling perspective.

    How'd you bring up the Garmin 295? I've only been able to call up the Islanders GPS which has been a bit more challeging for me to learn.
    "If it ain't broke, fix it until it is"

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    Quote Originally Posted by FLighT01 View Post
    How'd you bring up the Garmin 295? I've only been able to call up the Islanders GPS which has been a bit more challeging for me to learn.
    You just need to edit panel.cfg (sorry, I said 'aircraft.cfg' in the video) to add a 2D panel definition. You can copy it from one of the default planes. Here's the entry from the default Extra:
    [Window02] <---you may need to change this number
    Background_color=0,0,0
    size_mm=545,354
    position=8
    visible=0
    ident=GPS_PANEL
    window_size= 0.500, 0.362
    window_pos= 0.000, 0.000

    gauge00=fs9gps!gps_295, 0
    Hope that helps.
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    Hi Mark,

    Does the BN-2A have switches and lever that make a sound when you click on them, like the DC-2 Uiver?

    Craig - Nice review BTW - Very informative :salute: :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by SADT View Post
    Does the BN-2A have switches and lever that make a sound when you click on them, like the DC-2 Uiver?
    Yes, all the operable switches and levers have very high-quality sounds. There are also some alternative sounds effect files to substitute for the background whine of the gyro instruments. I think this is because the volume of these effects is independent of the FSX sound controls, so you can't trun them down manually.
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    A nice to watch and informative video. What´s the scenery in the take-off scene?
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    Quote Originally Posted by wiltzei View Post
    A nice to watch and informative video. What´s the scenery in the take-off scene?
    First takeoff is from Clam Harbor, my current favourite airfield. It's part of Orbx's Orca's Island scenery. The later takeoff/landing is from Israel's Farm.
    MarkH


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    Quote Originally Posted by MarkH View Post
    You just need to edit panel.cfg (sorry, I said 'aircraft.cfg' in the video) to add a 2D panel definition. You can copy it from one of the default planes. Here's the entry from the default Extra:
    [Window02] <---you may need to change this number
    Background_color=0,0,0
    size_mm=545,354
    position=8
    visible=0
    ident=GPS_PANEL
    window_size= 0.500, 0.362
    window_pos= 0.000, 0.000

    gauge00=fs9gps!gps_295, 0
    Hope that helps.
    I'm going to give this a go, thanks.
    "If it ain't broke, fix it until it is"

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    nice video Mark, as ever!
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    Always great Video's
    But your narrative's along with are Brilliant :salute:

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