FSX Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base Scenery

Preview Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base, Florida. Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base (FD46) is a private seaplane base located in Frostproof, FL. It is classfied as a seaplane base and as such only available to approved aircraft. Made with Airport Design Editor (ADEX) 1.50. Docks, ADF frequency and VOR fre...

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Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base, Florida. Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base (FD46) is a private seaplane base located in Frostproof, FL. It is classfied as a seaplane base and as such only available to approved aircraft. Made with Airport Design Editor (ADEX) 1.50. Docks, ADF frequency and VOR frequency added. By Bruce Bouley.

Screenshot of Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base.

Screenshot of Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base.

I am based out of Ocala, Florida and my home airport is Ocala Intl (KOCF). I enjoy flying Seaplanes/Float Planes in FSX. The problem I find is that FSX is lacking some good scenery objects for many of the seaplane bases. I decided to try my hand at adding some scenery objects to the FSX seaplane bases beginning with my home state of Florida. This is my first attempt to make flying into seaplane bases more enjoyable.I have also added ADF and VOR's to this seaplane base to make it easier to find it, since their are so many lakes and water areas in Florida, you can easily miss the actual base when trying to land.

Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base (FD46), Goddard Seadrome Seaplane Base is a private seaplane base located in Frostproof, Florida, United States. It is classfied as a seaplane base and as such only available to approved aircraft.

Location Information for FD46

Coordinates: N27°45.32' / W81°30.84'
Located 01 miles NE of Frostproof, Florida on 3000 acres of land.
Estimated Elevation is 78 feet MSL.
Magnetic Variation from 2000 is 4° West

Operations Data

Seaplane Base Use: Private Use
Activation Date: October 1985
Status: Operational
Control Tower: No
Seg-Circle: No
Beacon: None
Wind Indicator: None

A.R.T.C.C.: MIAMI
F.S.S.: SAINT PETERSBURG
Sectional Chart: MIAMI
AirspaceAnalysis: CONDITIONAL
VFR, PVT USE ONLY.
Attendance: Unattended

Scenery Details

The scenery was made with ADE 1.50 and is in the correct position according to satellite views. Even though the real Airport does not have docking for seaplanes/float planes I have added them.

Frequencies:

ADF/NDB: Frequency: 277.00 Range: 60 NM
VOR: Frequency: 108.20 Range: 40 NM

Installation

The file FD46_ADEX_BB.BGL is located in the zip file. After unzipping the download zip file copy the FD46_ADEX_BB.BGL file to the Addon Scenery/Scenery folder......That's it.....enjoy

Comments or Remarks are welcome:

I'd like to thank Jon Masterson for ADE (Airport Design Editor) which was used to make this scenery.

I hope you enjoy this scenery.
Bruce Bouley
Ocala, Florida

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The archive goddard_seadrome.zip has 6 files and directories contained within it.

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Filename/Directory File Date File Size
2011-9-28_15-0-6-277.BMP09.28.117.75 MB
FD46_ADEX_BB.BGL09.28.112.08 kB
Goddard_SeaDrome.jpg09.28.1126.53 kB
READ-ME.txt09.28.112.18 kB
flyawaysimulation.txt10.29.13959 B
Go to Fly Away Simulation.url01.22.1652 B
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