FSX X2WY Wisley Scenery
X2WY Wisley. Wisley in Surrey UK is a long wide grass strip which was used as a 'secret' airfield in WW2. It is a satellite strip to Brooklands (EGLB_FSX.ZIP). By John McKeon.
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- Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) including Steam Edition & Prepar3D (P3D)
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- x2wy_fsx.zip
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- 1021.08 KB
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- Free (Freeware)
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X2WY Wisley. Wisley in Surrey UK is a long wide grass strip which was used as a 'secret' airfield in WW2. It is a satellite strip to Brooklands (EGLB_FSX.ZIP). By John McKeon.
X2WY Wisley Scenery.
Wisley in Surrey is a long wide grass strip which was used as a 'secret' airfield in WW2. The runway stretches across several farm fields, the control tower is built like a red brick country house [wisleytower.jpg], and the hangars and workshops, screened by trees, look more like farm buildings. It is located only 4nm south of EGLB Brooklands, and is effectively a satellite of that airfield. Its other use was in fitting out and finishing aircraft which had been assembled at the Vickers factory at Brooklands, these included the Hurricane fighter and the Wellington bomber. The fully fitted aircraft were then ferried to their assigned stations. In the original 'Dambusters' movie, the Wellington carrying the prototype bombs can be seen taking off from Wisley, earlier Barnes Wallis, Guy Gibson, and Mutt Summers can be seen talking by the control tower house. The airfield was decommissioned several years ago, all the buildings demolished, and is now a garbage incinerator. This scenery attempts to create the look and feel of Wisley, with the specially built control tower, and is consequently difficult to spot from the air. Two radio beacons are installed, an NDB and the default OCK VOR, which is an approach marker for EGLL London Heathrow. PAPI approach lights are installed, and always ON; in practice they would only come on for an expected landing.
DATA
Name: X2WY Wisley
Location N51 18.37 W00 27.47 Alt 130 ft AMSL
about 14 nm due South of EGLL London Heathrow, 4nm South of EGLB Brooklands
NAVAID NDB NDWY WISLEY 431 kHz
VOR OCK (FSX default)
PAPI approach lights
COMMS WISLEY TOWER 131.150
Services: Fuel dock; Repair and maintenance
Installation:
unzip the archive to a temporary folder, and place theWisley folder in your [FSX]\Addon Scenery folder, then using the FSX Scenery Library editor, add the Wisley scenery. You may prefer to merge the 'texture' and 'scenery' folders directly into your [FSX]\Addon Scenery folder
NOTE:
The Airport Altitude Adjustment File – X2WY_ADE_JM_ALT.bgl - optionally modifies this airport altitude to make a better fit to the terrain, and should be placed in the [FSX]\Scenery\World\Scenery Folder, if required.
X2WY Wisley Scenery.
The archive x2wy_fsx.zip has 12 files and directories contained within it.
File Contents
This list displays the first 500 files in the package. If the package has more, you will need to download it to view them.
Filename/Directory | File Date | File Size |
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FILE_ID.DIZ | 08.29.09 | 209 B |
Information.txt | 08.29.09 | 2.20 kB |
Wisley&Brooklands.JPG | 08.29.09 | 189.96 kB |
Wisley_1.JPG | 08.29.09 | 145.57 kB |
Wisley_2.JPG | 08.29.09 | 90.40 kB |
Wisley_3.JPG | 08.29.09 | 82.54 kB |
Wisley_4.JPG | 08.29.09 | 140.89 kB |
Wisley_5.JPG | 08.29.09 | 119.66 kB |
Wisleytower.jpg | 12.12.06 | 353.35 kB |
X2WY_ADE_JM_ALT.BGL | 08.21.09 | 389 B |
flyawaysimulation.txt | 10.29.13 | 959 B |
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url | 01.22.16 | 52 B |
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