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F-4J(UK) close to Guernsey Airport.

Operation Sea Orbit

Oi! One screenshot rule still applies! Only Ravenclaw and Sundowner can bend the rules. They are known as Phantoms.

Viva Argentina!

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Vegas to Europe non stop there'll be so much to do when you get there!

@yakarov79....beautiful sabre dog. Quality work there as usual Pete.. Just a shot .......

testing testing....

What, Google finally lost a round?

I see a lot of confusion on the matter. The problem @citizen67 showed is what @Gepard already described, it's a custom airbase made of several separate objects for runway, taxiways, etc., as such the issue is only due to a wrong placement of a taxiway object over the runway object. Stock TW airbases are monolithic instead, taxiways and runways are all part of the same 3d model. When terrain overlaps it's an entirely different issue, it may be due to improper flattening of the heightmap or due to the TAG value of the tile being other than 0, both errors are fixable with TFDtool.

F-20A Tigershark, RAF, 92. Squadron, 1985

Yuma Rocket Meet 1956. 498th FIS.

F-4J(UK) over Alderney, a small island in the English Channel

Hello guys, good day all, I have another doubt/question: Radar On the MiG-21PF/PFM/R Series they used the RP-21 Radar and I have seen in game you can basically turn it on, see targets and THAT IS IT, however, I have seen you can track and boresight targets as shown here: This I assume can be done (fingers crossed) however, something I would ask for clarity game engine-wise, I have seen the RP-22 can discern the clouds, can this be achieved for us? Also, does this radar have any (limited) air to ground function? TIA

Rhinos at The Rock

After over twenty five years SimHQ has moved from the SimHQ(dot)com domain to the SimHQ(dot)net domain. At this time your current username and password should allow you to enter the updated/altered site without any problems. Wheels

with ravenclaw's blessing; heres the videos converted to .mp4. VTS_01_1.mp4 VTS_02_1.mp4 VTS_03_1.mp4 VTS_04_1.mp4 VTS_05_1.mp4 VTS_06_1.mp4

just found an old cd with some videos from the Hütten Air Show from 1987 , Hütten is a very small village in Switzerland and in a valley above a small lake , they organized a air show in 1987 , the spectators are on the hill side above the lake and have an fantastic view on the aircrafts some times even from on top ( depends how low the pilots fly in ) on of the reasons for that air show is to generate money for disable children , the organizer was asking the swiss air force if they could participate but they declined for what ever reason ( the people there were really pissed about it ) , so the organizer was asking the german ministry of defence if they could send some airplanes and they did from the Heer = CH-53G and BO-105 from the Luftwaffe = C-160 Transall from the Marine = Panavia Tornado all aircraft were stationed at Zürich Airport and flew from there to the valley at Hütten , the Tornado from the Marine had a brocken afterburner and normally would not fly like that but because the people there where so nice to us that Mario ( the Pilot ) decided to fly any way , in the video you can see that only 1 afterburner is functioning i was part of the 4 man crew from the CH-53G , 2 pilots and 2 flight mechanics , after our display we landet on the hill side and open the helicopter for a static display , by landing on the hill side we damaged with our down wash a bratwurst / sausage grill but the owner did not mind at all he was happy that we where so close by ( good for the business i guess ) video VTS-01 up to VTS-04 from the Hütten Air Show video VTS-02 C-160 fly by video VTS-04 CH-53G and Panvia Tornado video VTS-05 CH-53G over Germany , made by a former colleague Herman Luisoder video VTS-06 CH-53G over Afghanistan , made by a former colleague Herman Luisoder i apologize for the video quality , it is not the best , and don´t forget the Hütten Air Show videos are from 1987 you may need the VLC Media Player to watch this videos VTS_01_1.VOB VTS_02_1.VOB VTS_03_1.VOB VTS_04_1.VOB VTS_05_1.VOB VTS_06_1.VOB