Please i need the portugal's scenary link

[Boikat]

You probably need to set your course,  heading, desired altitude and speed then engage the auto pilot.

Personally, I don't mess with planning a flight, so I don't know all the particulars, but I do know that if I were to plan a flight, I'd at the very least jot down what heading I'd need in order to get to the way points and when, and the destination.  Remember, GPS is relatively new to aviation.  In the "olden days" they had to actually navigate their routes.

[ShaneG_old]

On the gps screen, the redline is your course.
instead of going back to the flight planner, press the alt key, select world. then select  map

[AndrePortugal92]

hey man other thing when i will land why my airplane doenst tell me aproxing minomouns???

[Boikat]

"aproxing minomouns"?  You mean "approaching minimums"?

[AndrePortugal92]

yeah lool you know how i get that voices?

[Boikat]

I don't fly too many airliners, so I have no idea.  Sorry.

[AndrePortugal92]

ok

[ShaneG_old]

go here: http://www.avsim.com/
search the name: Dave 'Opa' Marshall
look for: altitude_callout.zip

Quote from file ID:
"Hear altitude callouts - from your trusty co-pilot) - at 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 feet above the runway.  This can be easily done to virtually any aircraft. You may already have the necessary FPDA sound and gauge files but if not, they are included. Just unzip to a temporary directory (using folders option) and follow the very simple instructions,  Compiled for your flying enjoyment by David "Opa" Marshall"

[AndrePortugal92]

kant find it!!!! tell me where is

[ShaneG_old]

Avsim won't allow direct links(as far as I know), so at the top of the page that the link above takes you to, click on the 'File Library' link from there you can start the search.

[AndrePortugal92]

yeah i login in file library and than what i seacrh? there are very topics in file library

[ShaneG_old]

[quote]go here: http://www.avsim.com/
search the name: Dave 'Opa' Marshall
look for: altitude_callout.zip

Quote from file ID:
"Hear altitude callouts - from your trusty co-pilot) - at 400, 300, 200, 100, 50, 40, 30, 20 and 10 feet above the runway.

[AndrePortugal92]

give me your mail plz its better i dont speak very well englsih

[AndrePortugal92]

im looking for fsx not fs2004!! other thing you know how to get flight attandants voices?

[AndrePortugal92]

other thing socialgarbage i download it and where i paste it? :-/