Team SDB USS Enterprise. It's Out!!

[usrefc]

Marine0326--- Thanks for replying to my question regarding the need for Acceleration vs. just SP2 to run the Team SDB Enterprise package. I will buy the FSX Accel package and uninstall SP2 as required. Have been discovering that when others have had to uninstall SP2 and then install Acceleration there are mostly no serious issues with current FSX add-ons, so I think I will copy my A/C and Add-on scenery folders as well as create a backup of my current FSX Cfg file just to be safe.


I do appreciate your taking the time to get back to me!

Thanks again!

Ed

[Marine0326]

Marine0326--- Thanks for replying to my question regarding the need for Acceleration vs. just SP2 to run the Team SDB Enterprise package. I will buy the FSX Accel package and uninstall SP2 as required. Have been discovering that when others have had to uninstall SP2 and then install Acceleration there are mostly no serious issues with current FSX add-ons, so I think I will copy my A/C and Add-on scenery folders as well as create a backup of my current FSX Cfg file just to be safe.


I do appreciate your taking the time to get back to me!

Thanks again!

Ed

No problem Ed, just making sure you get the right info on the Enterprise package. Trust me, you'll like it when you get everything all setup and running.

RD

[fsafranek]

Verrrrryyyy interesting....and first rate!!!

Nice shot. Hope the cat shot was as good. Thanks for showing us.

[Ian Warren]

Corsair coming aboard just of the coast of Hawaii , USS Enterprise into its 'Final Countdown' the movie i again watched last night COOL !




Had a little rain , but nothing like the time traveling USS Nimitz

[strykerpsg]

Corsair coming aboard just of the coast of Hawaii , USS Enterprise into its 'Final Countdown' the movie i again watched last night COOL !




Had a little rain , but nothing like the time traveling USS Nimitz

Beautiful shots Ian, thank you so much for sharing. I absolutely forgot about that movie and now must find it. It was a great Sci-fi movie for the time. Thanks for sharing.

[fliger747]

I remember being aboard Enterprise, must be well over 40 yeears ago now. Most of the fleet carriers then were still oil burners, the compactness of the Island was a dramatic contrast.

Looks great! T

[fliger747]

I did just get this, quite nice, using it for further FSX testing of the STOOF series. Currently fiddle farting around to get it to cat launch with AI carriers.

Cheers: T

[fliger747]

Looking or some info on adjusting cat launch speed, about 4000 miles from my FSX CD with the SDK.

T

[Ian Warren]

I remember being aboard Enterprise, must be well over 40 yeears ago now. Most of the fleet carriers then were still oil burners, the compactness of the Island was a dramatic contrast.

Back then Flash Gordon was the Captain , 40 years ago there was only 'one' ... Geez now I'm sounding like Connor McCloud of the Hi-lander ... except CVN-65 all fleet carriers were fossil fueled till Nimitz in 1975 . I'd love the chance to step aboard a ship like that then the quote would be from 'TOPGUN' "were did he go - were did who go"

[fsafranek]

Looking or some info on adjusting cat launch speed, about 4000 miles from my FSX CD with the SDK.

T

From pages 11-13 of the manual:

By default the launch speed of the catapult in FSX Acceleration is too fast (almost 200 kts coming off the end of the deck) and has a one-size-fits-all approach. Using the Advanced features in the Enterprise package the launch speed is adjusted automatically based on the aircraft weight, the wind, and the speed value declared in the "Full_flaps_stall_speed" parameter in the [Reference Speeds] section of the "aircraft.cfg" file for the individual aircraft being launched. This makes for a much more realistic launch and allows you to advance the throttle(s) to full power for launch of lighter aircraft.