An "old-school" approach

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby flyboy 28 » Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:30 am

Guys, does it matter? Cool it.
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Dr.Goodfly » Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:33 am

YEah! Cool it! Maybe his avionics are off and he dosen't know it! I'll park, and turn my avionics off, and my instruments'll freak out!
GIVE him ein break!
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Fly2e » Thu Jun 22, 2006 11:14 am

It is a screenshot, relax!

Nice set up!

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Harold » Thu Jun 22, 2006 5:14 pm

[quote]CHEATER!
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby cheesegrater » Sun Jun 25, 2006 2:16 am

Yes, it does matter.

I think it shows that you really don't care about actually flying this approach you claim to love.

Also, you are only showing your ability to use the slew mode. People might have doubts that you can even land a Cessna!!!
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Nexus » Sun Jun 25, 2006 5:56 am

Yes, it does matter.

I think it shows that you really don't care about actually flying this approach you claim to love.

Also, you are only showing your ability to use the slew mode. People might have doubts that you can even land a Cessna!!!


Okay, so maybe using slewing might take away some of the authenticy of the screenshot, but come on.  :-/
You say people might have doubts he can land a cessna, why would he care what WE think?
Please enlighten me, I'm all ears.

It doesn't matter, just accept it.
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby TSC. » Sun Jun 25, 2006 12:14 pm

I see that people have jumped on the obvious answer of using slew - did anybody consider that flyboy was making a pan pan landing at Meigs after his pitot heat had malfunctioned in cold weather? After all, the OAT isn't clearly visible.

Nice screenshot Flyboy - love the 206.

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Fly2e » Sun Jun 25, 2006 12:22 pm

Posted by: cheesegrater Posted on: Today at 3:16am
Yes, it does matter.

I think it shows that you really don't care about actually flying this approach you claim to love.

Also, you are only showing your ability to use the slew mode. People might have doubts that you can even land a Cessna!!!  


Ridiculous cheesgrader!!!!
So that means if I take a screenshot like this......
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That I can actually jump right in there and fly one!   ???
I would like to thing so but highly doubt it!
I hope nobody realizes I didn't file a flight plan!  :o

Relax!

Once again, nice shot Flyboy!!


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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby TSC. » Sun Jun 25, 2006 12:31 pm

I hope nobody realizes I didn't file a flight plan!

I bet you didn't do the pre-flight walk around of your PC & monitor either did you Dave ::)

;D ;D

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby maulepilot117 » Sun Jun 25, 2006 2:01 pm

flyboy,
i meant no offence when I made my comment.  it was meant in good fun, a friendly rib.  if i offended you, i am sorry.  it is an excellent screenshot.  please accept my apology.

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Airshow_lover » Sun Jun 25, 2006 2:09 pm

DANG!

Even i dont get this much critisism for my shots!
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Nexus » Sun Jun 25, 2006 8:32 pm

I see that people have jumped on the obvious answer of using slew - did anybody consider that flyboy was making a pan pan landing at Meigs after his pitot heat had malfunctioned in cold weather? After all, the OAT isn't clearly visible.

Nice screenshot Flyboy - love the 206.

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Would you have your throttle at idle then...

Remind me to never ever fly with you  :-/
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby cheesegrater » Sun Jun 25, 2006 10:30 pm

That I can actually jump right in there and fly one!


No, but you can at least fly it in FS! Or do you just slew around pretending to fly?
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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby TSC. » Mon Jun 26, 2006 2:53 am

Would you have your throttle at idle then...

Thats not my point - my point was that nobody considered alternate explanations for the AI reading 0. Nor did I say that flyboy was actually on his approach, it was simply a theory to be considered before jumping on the 'slew' bandwagon.

Remind me to never ever fly with you

You won't fly with me because somebody we've never met 3000 miles away once had an idle throttle on final in FS9?? With standards that high i'm suprised you fly anywhere. ;)

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Re: An "old-school" approach

Postby Craig. » Mon Jun 26, 2006 3:04 am

nice shot James.
cheesegrater, grow up, its only a game. ;)
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