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Interview with M.Kok & A.Kozma on new Andras Field project
There is some information making the rounds in some forums about a new project named Andras Field to be released soon. I was curious when i was given a pdf outlining the full scope of the project and was even more curious after reading it. It turns out that it ...
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A2A - WOP3 Spitfire + Accusim reviewed
Replacing the previous Wings of Power 2 version, the Wings of Power 3 Spitfire is the latest product available from A2A Simulations and was released together with the Accusim expansion pack for it. The WOP3 Spitfire gives you 3 types of early Spitfires: the MkIa, the MkIIa and MkIIb, in ...
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Article/Review: Ultimate City X: Chicago
Those of you that started using flight simulator before FS2004 came along, are no strangers to virtual Chicago. Indeed, until FS2004, the default flight started at Meigs airfield, just off the shore of the city of Chicago — “the windy city”. I still remember increasing the throttle on that little ...
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Country Living... Sim Style!
The world of simMarket, (which in case you didn't know is the web shop that actually funds simFlight, so it's kind of important to us), is dominated by add-ons for Microsoft's Flight Simulator series. That's certainly not all it sells, by any means - take a look around it - ...
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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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simMarket's current print ad
This advertisement is currently on flight sim magazines print issues advertising simMarket in a way like we never did before. We plan this to be the first in what we call 'the retro-series'. The art is a cooperation between two flight simming veterans of fame: screenshot artist Nick Churchill and designerÂ Bill ...
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Review: LatinVFR's ToncontÃn Intl. Airport
When I say “Dangerous approach”, what airport do you think of? I personally think of Kai Tak, in Hong Kong. That must be one of the most well known approaches in the world. It’s not hard to understand why, either. A fully loaded Boeing 747, turning at a slow speed, ...
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Review UK2000 - Newcastle Xtreme for FSX
Newcastle International Airport (ICAO: EGNT) is located in Great Britain in the City of Newcastle upon Tyne which can be found approximately half way up the east coast by the North Sea. The airport has a single passenger terminal and a single asphalt runway; 07/25 @ 7,641ft long. It was ...
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Review: DBS Studio's Follow Me Service for FSX
Recently DBS Studio has released its another add-on for MS Flight Simulator - FOLLOW ME SERVICE FOR FSX. Everyone, who has ever been at an airport, must have seen that many airplanes are escorted by a little car from the gate to the runway or back from the runway to ...
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Review: SkyHighSim Charts Loader
If you're an intermediate to advanced simmer you probably have paper charts lying about or have to flip between FS and Acrobat to view charts. SkyHighSim has created a simple and affordable app to view charts in FS9 and FSX. Installation The installation of this software is more involving than mostI've seen. ...
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