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Re: Review...  PT-13/17 Stearman

Postby eno » Thu Apr 21, 2005 10:50 am

It's a fantastic aircraft .... hence the reason we plumped for using it in our weekly Multiplayer session.
No doubt it will be used again as we all enjoyed the experience immensely.
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Re: Review...  PT-13/17 Stearman

Postby Fozzer » Thu Apr 21, 2005 4:09 pm

I was eagerly looking forward to downloading it......
...until I saw the file size....17 Meg for FS 2004....WOWZERS... :o....!
That would take around three weeks to download on my 56k dial-up... :'(...!
LOL...!
Never mind... ::)...!

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P.S. I have the smaller file size FS 2000/2002 version running in FS 2002... 8)...!
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Re: Review...

Postby Gunny04 » Thu Apr 21, 2005 5:59 pm

its probably one of thee best (or is the best) Freeware prop there is that I know of..... One flight in it and it was nice! The sounds, Just turn your sub woofers up a tad or two, I loved the start up so much I had to start her 60 times before I flew it  ;D I have no complaints! Its simply a marvel of work! Cheers, Gunny
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Re: Review...

Postby Spidious » Thu Apr 21, 2005 6:20 pm

Hey I love it ! ;)

I have been flying it more than my Flight1 172R !
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Re: Review...

Postby commoner » Fri Apr 22, 2005 3:02 am

...like to add that I have been "guilty" of not using installers in the past and even telling folk not to use them...BUT...I must say in this case the way to go IS to use it..........there is a little bonus at the end which is a super little tute for installing scenery...........cool....commoner ;)
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Re: Review...

Postby chomp_rock » Fri Apr 22, 2005 12:13 pm

I never use installers since I found that they have a nasty habit of overwriting important files and causing problems! E.G. Uninstal.exe!
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Re: Review...

Postby commoner » Fri Apr 22, 2005 12:39 pm

I never use installers since I found that they have a nasty habit of overwriting important files and causing problems! E.G. Uninstal.exe!


......NO problems with this one....commoner ;)
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Re: Review...

Postby Wing Nut » Fri Apr 22, 2005 1:12 pm

I agree.  Absolutely no problems here.  ;)  And I agree it's probably one of the best props you can find out there...

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Re: Review...  PT-13/17 Stearman

Postby Fozzer » Fri Apr 22, 2005 5:24 pm

Finally managed to download the file....
17 MB... :o...!

It took 3/4 of an hour on 56K Dial-up... :'(...!

Lovely model tho'.... ;D...!

It even has the missing prop included... ;)... ;D...!
LOL...!

Paul.

P.S. May try a sound file from a DH Beaver, (or similar), Pratt & Whitney, radial engine... ::)...!
Radials are normally "clattery" sounding engines...
The included Continental engine sounds, sound much too "smooth" to me....LOL... ;)... ;D...!
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