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Sweeneyva1
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 Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2004 3:37 am Post subject: How to set up and fly a downloaded aircraft? |
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| I Just bought flight simulator 2004 not so long ago. I really dont know how to set up an aircraft to fly in the simulator or how to import it into the game. I am sort of dumb founded I have read some of the messages on ho to do it but I guess I just cant quit under stand how to set them up so that I can actually fly them. If some one can please tell me step by step on how to set it up from the down loads. Thanks |
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RadarMan
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Flyaway
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Welcome to the Chief Captain Club! 
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RadarMan
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| flyaway wrote: |
| Welcome to the Chief Captain Club! |
 I had to think for a second, thank you very much. This is a great place to meet fellow flyers and have fun.
Thanks for setting it up, fellow Chief  
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jimmyglockner
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Location: Upstate New York
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| Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2004 12:16 pm Post subject: |
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Hello all Chief Captains. What a great site. I visit as often as possible. Currently I am a "trainee". How do I progress to the next level?
Happy flights.
JimmyGlockner |
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RadarMan
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| Posted: Fri Mar 19, 2004 5:06 pm Post subject: |
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| jimmyglockner wrote: |
Hello all Chief Captains. What a great site. I visit as often as possible. Currently I am a "trainee". How do I progress to the next level?
Happy flights.
JimmyGlockner |
Hey jimmyglockner , your on the right path. 
Just keep participating as you have been and you should reach 100 posts soon, that'll make you a First Officer, then 200 will be Captain.
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jimmyglockner
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Thank you RadarMan. Now I know the requirements for advancement. I really do enjoy this site. Looking forward to trying to find Area 51. I am in the Las Vegas area now.
Happy flying all.
JimmyGlockner |
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RadarMan
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| Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2004 1:18 am Post subject: |
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| jimmyglockner wrote: |
Thank you RadarMan. Now I know the requirements for advancement. I really do enjoy this site. Looking forward to trying to find Area 51. I am in the Las Vegas area now.
Happy flying all.
JimmyGlockner |
 These are the coordinates that I found for Groom Lake, true? Who knows. 
http://www.lasvegastourism.com/area51.htm
"N 37ｰ 01' 40", W 115ｰ 46' 35
http://www.aleinn.com/area51/guardshack.html
(GPS coordinates: N 37°25'15.6", W 115°22'32.9") 01' 40", W 115 |
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jimmyglockner
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RadarMan, thanks for the coordinates of Area 51. I will be flying therer shortly to try to see it on the flifht sim (if it is even visible).
Happy flying.
JimmyGlockner |
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RadarMan
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| Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2004 5:30 pm Post subject: |
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| jimmyglockner wrote: |
RadarMan, thanks for the coordinates of Area 51. I will be flying therer shortly to try to see it on the flifht sim (if it is even visible).
Happy flying.
JimmyGlockner |
 Let us know what if anything you see. I haven't tried it yet.
If we never hear from you again we'll know you found it and are being held in an "undisclosed hanger" somewhere. 
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tomthetank
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 Err found some fs2002 scenery for Groom Lake that might work in fs9
pvarea51.zip
grmlake.zip
groom-r1.zip
groom-r2.zip
They are all over at flightsim.com (login required) but may be on other sites(google them)
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Try the first one where I explain my way of loading an aircraft. Then there is another way explained in the second link.
