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An IFR high-speed, low-altitude route begins near La Junta, Colorado, weaving through New Mexico, Texas, Oklahoma, and central Colorado, designed by Bill McClellan. Terrain Following Radar and Pave…
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OB-27 Ashland to Fort Drum traces a fast, low altitude training route through Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and New York as the fifth flight plan in the series. Two gauges by Karol Chlebowski for …
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A freeware training corridor spans rugged ranges and expansive flats across California and Nevada, challenging high-speed low-level navigation. Two gauges by Karol Chlebowski - Terrain Following Ra…
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Bill McClellan develops a high-speed IFR routing spanning elevations in South Dakota, Nebraska, Wyoming, and Montana, with two Karol Chlebowski gauges, Terrain Following Radar and Pave Tack. Two ta…
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Bill McClellan develops the eleventh installment in a line of military-style routes, presenting the OB-24 corridor across the Bismarck region in North Dakota for IFR high-speed, low-altitude traini…
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Across Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska, the central US high-speed, low-altitude IFR route operates as the sixth installment, integrating Karol Chlebowski’s Terrain-Following Radar gauge with the Pav…
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IFR high-speed, low-altitude routing traverses Minnesota, North Dakota, and South Dakota along the OB-53 corridor, featuring three distinct target sets. Two custom Karol Chlebowski gauges, Terrain …
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The fourth in a specialized series by Bill McClellan focuses on a low-altitude, high-speed IFR corridor across Colorado, Utah, and Arizona near Holbrook. It features gauges by Karol Chlebowski for …
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Bill McClellan presents a high-speed, low-altitude training path near Richmond, Kentucky, designed for heavy bombers and fast jets with IFR realism and terrain-following navigation. Two gauges by K…
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Bill McClellan authors this tenth installment in a military-style IFR flight plan near Wink, Texas, spanning Texas and New Mexico plains with three target sets for realism; two Karol Chlebowski gau…
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The fourteenth installment traces flat and rolling terrain across Missouri, Kansas and Nebraska, and accommodates a broad range of aircraft from B-52, F-111, B-1B, B-2, A6 and Vulcan. Two Karol Chl…
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By Robert Waszkiewicz of Deltasim Studio, this extended and improved version of Sirocco LT features a full functional 3D virtual cockpit with custom gauges and moving parts, plus very detailed mari…
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An optimized checklist for the Airbus A320-200 from Project Open Sky, designed for use with the default kneeboard and covering pre-start through securing in a complete sequence. Basic radiotelephon…
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By Robert Waszkiewicz of Deltasim Studio, the model offers a full functional 3D virtual cockpit, moving parts, and custom gauges, reflecting careful attention to cockpit realism and instrument plac…
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Terrain.cfg defines the terrain used by the simulator, and a series of modifications enhances its behavior to fix irregularities in the water and broaden options for designers. The work, credited t…
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Base ModelRon Jeffers provides an animated shuttle view that performs a roll and booster-fuel tank separation on ascent, with a simulated liftoff over Cape Canaveral. Orbit height surpasses 600,000 feet, the…
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QuickGOTO maintains a database of the most frequently used departure locations, including gates, parking spots, and runways, enabling the airplane to be moved instantly to a chosen point. Disabling…
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In a compact PDF reference, the A340-200 guide covers engine start in cold and dark conditions, taxi, takeoff, climb, descent, approach, and shutdown, drawing on the original panel by Thomas Ruth. …
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An attached object named bomb_c sits in SimObjects/Misc, while the mission SDK effect for it goes in the effects folder. Any .mdl file can be dropped if converted into a simpleobject, and Bruce Fit…
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An enhanced surf effect introduces more than a single line of breakers and a balanced flow along shallow water, improving movement of the surf. Files fx_waves.fx belong in the Effects directory and…
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