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Review: Feelthere ERJ-145v2
Staff Â reviewer Benjamin van Soldt digged into Feelthere's ERJ-145 this time.... and we believe he liked it! This review contains a Question/Answer session that helps with the most common problems encountered. It also contains an interview with Feelthere. We all know Boeing and Airbus. We all know Tupolev and Ilyushin. We ...
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Saitek Combat Rudder Pedals Review
As real aircraft aren’t flown with sticks only, many serious simmers will, at one point or another, consider acquiring a set of rudder pedals. The range of available pedals is large, and the price range even larger, ranging from exact airliner copies, costing thousands of Euros (or dollars, or...), to ...
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Review: TropicalSim - Buenos Aires / Ezeiza - SAEZ
Lately, Argentina is known has been known for it’s soccer team and now unemployed coach. Argentina is also known for it’s aviation history built on it’s military strength. Some of you may remember the Falkland Islands war in 1982 where the Argentine Air Force took on the mighty British fleet. ...
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Review: Iris Pro Series - Diamond Star XLS
The IRIS Diamond Star DA40 XLS is a reasonable model of this new style type of GA plane ie made from composite materials with radical design features.Â It looks good and flies very well and it has its own sounds which are unique to this plane.Â In general terms the ...
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Review: Aerosoft Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport
Benjamin van Soldt writes: "There are tiny airport, small airports, medium airports, and big airports. I have done about 4 scenery reviews now: Aerosoft’s Berlin Tegel, Lisbon, Stockholm Arlanda and Brussels Zaventem. Two of these are rather big, the other two could be classified as medium airports. When I opted for ...
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Review of FlyTampa's Chicago Midway v2 for FSX
Chicago Midway International airport, KMDW, is the second largest passenger airport in Chicago, Illinois, USA. Located in the southwest side of the city the airport was originally opened in 1923 as Chicago Airpark with a single runway and was used primarily for airmail services. In 1926 the city of Chicago ...
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Orbx FTX Melbourne V2 Review
Review Orbx FTX Melbourne V2 Overview: The Orbx FTX YMML Melbourne V2 airport scenery for FSX is a complete remake of Orbx’s popular first version of Melbourne for FSX, which was the first ever payware airport release by Orbx. Released late 2010, version 2 comes with all new techniques, innovations and features ...
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A Mini-review/Listing of apps available on the iPhone, iPod and iPad for Flight Simulator
iPhone, iPod Touch apps for Flight Simulator FSX & X-Plane: I list below a series of apps (free and payware) that work on the iPhone or iPod Touch and some will work on the iPad.Â FsFollow (Payware): (Position Games.com) iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad A moving map for FSX.Â This ...
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Review: France VFR - Bretagne X
After having reviewed this FS2004 version of this scenery package I was excited to fly the FSX version.Â For those of you who may not be familiar with this area of France, Bretagne or Brittany is a large peninsula covering almost 34,000 sq kms. It is located in the north-west ...
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eReaders: A solution for the simmers paper problem
I do allot of reading and my bookshelf is full again. On top of that I have manuals that I’ve printed from all the freeware and payware add-ons I have, not to mention the piles of arrival, departure, and landing charts, sitting on another shelf. Does this sound like a ...
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