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It's a Long way down

PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:32 am
by ShaneG_old
Flying over Greenland, I spotted something in the distance and went to explore... and found a nice terrain glitch,

This in the middle of absolute nowhere! :-?

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plenty of room at the bottom for an airstrip! ;)

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That's one heck of a climb out though! :o

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Thanks for looking :),... just for some fun! ;) :D

Re: It's a Long way down

PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:40 am
by A/SGT.Mav316
The funny thing about those anomolies is that it is quite easy to fly in and land! But flying out is hard because you lose a ton of airspeed trying to fly straight up and out.

Re: It's a Long way down

PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 11:44 am
by ShaneG_old
;D Lots of circling in something small, Helicopters shouldn't have a problem, I couldn't get the Su-47 back out without slamming into the wall on the way up. ;D

Re: It's a Long way down

PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 1:15 pm
by Wii
;D Lots of circling in something small, Helicopters shouldn't have a problem, I couldn't get the Su-47 back out without slamming into the wall on the way up. ;D

I found one of those once and tried going out with a Cessna...ooh good times ;D

Re: It's a Long way down

PostPosted: Wed Oct 08, 2008 2:36 pm
by Brando14100
;D Lots of circling in something small, Helicopters shouldn't have a problem, I couldn't get the Su-47 back out without slamming into the wall on the way up. ;D


I'm working on designing an airport in Anarctica. I was going to check what altitude I had to set the field to, and when I started, I had something very similar to that. Basically an airport thousands of feet underground with some space cut away. I was doin' it in a Huey so I was able to get up, but it was very tricky. Whenn your in a helicopter going straight up and ther's walls on all sides of you less than 50-100 feet from your rotors... We'll just say it gets a little sporty a times. I did get to the lip of it though, and I almost lost all my lift. I got over and landed. After all that excitement I forgot to take my altitude.