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Review: SceneryTech South America Landclass
Landclass scenery upgrades the realism of the areas you fly in by showing ground textures that represent the real life location and shape of various vegetation and city regions. It is not to be confused with photo scenery which depicts the real area by showing satellite images of the ground. ...
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Review: FSPS Flight Sim Manager
FSPS Flight Simulator Manager (FSM) is more of an analyzer than a manager and I suspect 95% of the users will find it to be the same. It is an application that runs separate from FS9/FSX and feeds you data collected from flight sim’s various modules and allows you to ...
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Review of FlyTampa - Athens for FSX
Athens International Airport also known as Elefthérios Venizélos, ICAO: LGAV began its operations in 2001 after five years of construction. It was built to replace the older airport at Hellenikon which could no longer handle the increased demands of air travellers. The new airport with its two terminals and two ...
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UK2000 - London City Xtreme EGLC for FSX
UK2000 have recently released a very detailed addon of the London City airport for both FS2004 and FSX; my review is of the FSX product. The London City airport (ICAO: EGLC) is a relatively young airport having been officially opened in 1988. It is the fifth busiest of the London area ...
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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 of Aerosoft - Anchorage X for FSX
Ted Stevens Anchorage International Airport, ICAO: PANC is located in Anchorage Alaska. The airport is quite large and occupies 4,500 acres; it has two passenger terminals one domestic one international and several cargo terminals. The airport has three runways; 7L/25R @ 10,600ft, 7R/25L @ 10,900ft and 14/32 @ 11,582ft. It is ...
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Hifi Tech - Active Sky 2012 Review
Active Sky 2012 is the latest iteration in a long line of weather add-ons by Hifi Technologies. Except This time, they did more than just tackle the weather. In this review, we'll dive into Active Sky 2012 and see what it's made off. So, the basics. In the first place, Active ...
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Review: Captain Sim 767 Base and expansions
The Boeing 767 was the first wide body twinjet produced by Boeing. Designed in tandem with the 757 they both share design features and the same flight deck.Â The 767 is capable of carrying up to 375 passengers with a range of 6,590 nautical depending on the variant and the ...
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Eiresim – London Luton Ultimate review
London Luton Airport, ICAO: EGGW is an international airport located approximately 56 kms north of Central London. The airport can trace its roots back to 1938 when an airport was opened on the site. It was used by the RAF during World War II but returned to commercial use afterwards. ...
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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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