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Thanks for the gauge. Should come in handy for me. Jim

I'm a little confused, as I was flying the Cherokee last week and I thought for sure I ran across blackout. I was flying Montana to Wyoming at 11,000 feet. The autopilot was on. I was away for a bit, and came back and noticed I was at 17,000. The VC view was pulsing in and out and then the screen we...

I like this repaint. I like all the green in it, which gives it such a retro look. It's the one I've been using new. Thanks for it.

Great looking. Just downloaded it. I know what I am doing this weekend now.

Thanks for filling in the info on all the scenery and tips. I'll have to try some of that scenery out. Looks good.

More fantastic photos. Thanks. Is that all default scenery? They look great.

How do you get up to Fl 310? I must be too heavy when I fly. I'm usually down in the 20's. I'm sure that extra speed at 310 sure helps.

Very nice pictures of a great flight. Thanks for sharing them.

Great idea for a flight. Screenshots look great. Thanks for sharing them. Gives me a lot of ideas.

Jim

Thanks for this! Going to try it tonight flying from McMinnville to Portland.

WOW that's a nice looking paint job. Very fast too since the paint kit just came out. Can't wait to try it out.

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed watching it. Gave me some good tips.

I did not see this posted anywhere. I thought P-40 fans would enjoy it. P-40 found in Egypt after 70 years in the desert.

http://www.vintagewings.ca/VintageNews/ ... vered.aspx

Thanks for another great paint. I love the RCAF paint, so I know I'll love this one too. Can't wait to try it.

Thanks for that great repaint! Will look great flying around in the Northwest. I like the fictional paints. Mixes things up from time to time.

I have the P-40, the Spitfire and the P-47 and each one is a different experience for me. Each one is like a museum of a certain period of time. Each has its own strengths and weaknesses. Each is a propeller plane, that is all that seems similar to me. There are new systems to learn and new ways of ...