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What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 12:23 amby Travis
Let's get a vote on this. You can vote for more than one, so choose all that apply. Just whatever it is that you download and fly the most.
And if you choose "Other", please say what it is . . .
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 12:39 amby Slotback
Don't use MSFS anymore. I use, Lock On 1.12 & Falcon 4 : Allied Force... so I fly Su-25T, F-15C, Mig-29S, & F-16C.... eagerly awaiting Fighterops, DCS: Black Shark, & the rest of the DCS modules. I voted for Multi jets because I'm waiting for PMDG MD-11 to be released.
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 2:07 amby BFMF
Bad monkey....No flightsim topics in the cafe....
But seriously, mostly GA aircraft, warbirds, and the occasional modern figter jet or business jet
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 3:42 amby Fozzer
Flightsim discussions in the Caf
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 4:02 amby expat
Someone is going to get beaten around the head with a wet fish :-/
Anyway, radial twins is my cup of tea.
Matt
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 4:10 amby Fozzer
Someone is going to get beaten around the head with a wet fish :-/
Anyway, radial twins is my cup of tea.
Matt
Make that Battered Cod, with Chips....
..and a round of bread and butter...
...Please...
...!
..and
two spoon-fulls of sugar in the Tea...
...!
Paul....not much good news in the daily paper this morning...
...!
P.S....obvious edit....
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 6:47 amby H
I still tend to fly around in vintage piston fighters, even in FS where I may opt for a vintage military jet. For a while I flew mainly biplanes in CFS1 (still my main sim) and, when the mood trend arises, may do so again.
Most of these acft have been enhanced by my own texturing and panel work; some have a few file alterations for optimal or, occasionally, not liking to save flight to disk, I have provided additional performance for those long, otherwise boring, FS flights (how realistic is "save flight" vs a power enhancement: while flying several thousand feet off of the ground, have any of you actual, living pilots out there thought, "I've got to take a break," tapped a key for "save flight" (no, not autopilot -- save flight) and walked away from the plane?)...ant two spoon-fulls of sugar in the Tea...
Ah, an antea trap -- a very good use for tea. Slightly sprinkle a little extra sugar leading to the cup and watch the little pests convoy themselves to a very 'awakening' last swim.8-)
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 7:02 amby Mushroom_Farmer
[quote]Flightsim discussions in the Caf
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 7:37 amby Fozzer
[quote][quote]Flightsim discussions in the Caf
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 7:56 amby H
....Blimey!...that Bacon sandwich went down well!...
Saved from ravaging pests by your antea trap, I expect... 8-)
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 8:43 amby machineman9
Single prop in real (Grob Tutor/Vigilant) and will be progresing to C152s in February.
Flight sim wise... anything that I feel like flying.
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 8:48 amby Alejandro Rhodes
besides we should stay to the forum rules , I think there's missing option
"all of them"
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 9:12 amby AMDDDA
Only flown once, and in a single engine prop, a varga VG-2150 A.
Warbird
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Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 9:46 amby machineman9
besides we should stay to the forum rules , I think there's missing option
"all of them"
Checkboxes...
They can ALL be clicked.
Re: What type of aircraft do YOU fly?
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Tue Aug 19, 2008 11:41 amby flyboy 28
Well, I fly a 152 in real life.
Soon to be a 172 actually. My instructor never asked me how much I weighed. (Too much for that poor Lycoming!
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