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I got your attention now, didnt I
Yes, the King is back - in my harddrive!
I'm talking about the King Air 200 from Aeroworx which I installed again after some months on the shelf.
Forgot how funny this little aircraft is, and it's adds some variety to my usual flying  :) (hey maybe I start flying warbirds soon! Ozzy can teach me!  :P)

Over southern Germany heading for Hamburg.


Panelshot, dont know if I have the gauges and gadgets set correctly but it's flying and not falling out of the sky  ;D


Descending into EDDH




In the soup, to say the least as we're bouncing back and forth in this overcast with light rain.


final approach, Prop levers fully forward, sync OFF. (I did get that right, did I  ???  ;D )


Nosewheel about to touch down


The thing I dont like about turboprops is it seems like every different variant is controlled in a different manner. On the Dash 8 the Condition levers controls RPM, while the Condition levers on the B200 regulates idle N1 speed and arent touched unless you start the engines and change it from Low idle to HIGH.

Needless to say, Nexus was one helluva confused camper for awhile.  ;D  :

Nice shots Nexus I have to say the 200 is a joy to fly

Nice shots.


Shot number 2; is that working weather radar?

Geat shots Nexus, that 'final approach' shot is excellent!

Cheers,

TSC.

Nice shots.


Shot number 2; is that working weather radar?

It's working ok, it's Reality XP's WXR.
Pushing the limitations within FS, thats for sure.  :)

impresive, looks to be a big improvenment over the default.

Very nice shots Nexus, looks a fun aircraft to fly.

lol bit high on that approach werent ya?

nonetheless a great set of shots from a fine aircraft

a) infact I was little low on the G/S. Since I was doing an intrument approach I disregard the PAPI since it's a visual reference. It's not usual that the PAPI/VASI and Glideslope are the same since they aren't positioned at the same place.  :)

b) The runway is 3000m+, so I could come in at 180kts, too high and still tuck it in, thats the beauty of flying smaller aircrafts into larger airports  ;D