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Mig-21
Sept 2, 2007 21:56:02 GMT 12
Post by Naki on Sept 2, 2007 21:56:02 GMT 12
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Mig-21
Sept 2, 2007 22:26:15 GMT 12
Post by Dave Homewood on Sept 2, 2007 22:26:15 GMT 12
That's a great sim. I don't know if a real one could operate from Woodbourne's runway, could it? I think you'd need to remove a few rows of grapes.
I like the last shot over Woodbourne, nice and low. And that really high vertical shot over Omaka - awesome!
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Mig-21
Sept 3, 2007 9:58:33 GMT 12
Post by flyjoe180 on Sept 3, 2007 9:58:33 GMT 12
The runway isnt the longest, I would think you would need to use a lot of braking and the chute very early to get it right?
I bet that Beech 1900 pilot had some laundry after that experience with your MiG ;D
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Mig-21
Sept 3, 2007 18:19:21 GMT 12
Post by corsair67 on Sept 3, 2007 18:19:21 GMT 12
That MiG's travelled a long way away from Rissala AB in Finland. Great screen shots there, especially the head on takeoff shot.
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Mig-21
Sept 5, 2007 12:25:10 GMT 12
Post by turboNZ on Sept 5, 2007 12:25:10 GMT 12
Yup, the 1900D intercept is awesome...I'll bet the passengers had some laundry to do also !!!!!
Good to see the RNZAF were looking at sending up a CT4 to intercept it...... ;D ;D ;D
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Mig-21
Sept 5, 2007 16:59:05 GMT 12
Post by Naki on Sept 5, 2007 16:59:05 GMT 12
Haha thanks for the comments guys - the Mig model should have a working braking parachute but I am bug...red if I know how to activate it. Yes heavy braking was required to get the thing to stop in time - take offs are no probelm though.
The 1900D & CT-4 models are AI models - the 1900D (and other Air NZ aircraft) fly schedules as per the real Air NZ schedules (well it suppose to but I haven't really worked whether they do or not).
As you fly around the country you can encounter all these AI GA, airline and Airforce traffic flying between different airports within NZ and overseas, although you have to install this from numerous AI programmes available at different flight sim sites.
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Mig-21
Sept 15, 2007 22:19:08 GMT 12
Post by Naki on Sept 15, 2007 22:19:08 GMT 12
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Mig-21
Sept 16, 2007 14:07:18 GMT 12
Post by flyjoe180 on Sept 16, 2007 14:07:18 GMT 12
How did you get the two aircraft to formate together? Does one of them have an AI pilot?
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Mig-21
Sept 16, 2007 15:19:28 GMT 12
Post by FlyNavy on Sept 16, 2007 15:19:28 GMT 12
Naki, I don't know specifically about the MiG-21 model in Fsim but generally (often?) the 'wing fold' function is used for the brake parachute. Only a wild guess on my part for this aircraft.
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Mig-21
Sept 16, 2007 20:15:12 GMT 12
Post by Naki on Sept 16, 2007 20:15:12 GMT 12
Thanks Flynavy - you know what I never tried the wing fold function I'll give it a go Flyjoe whilst there are Ai aircaft these keep to strict preprogrammed flight paths. The TU-22 & Mig formation was done with a add on flight recorder module - I flew the TU-22 and recorded its flight and then played the TU-22 back as traffic and followed it in the Mig (or tried to).
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Mig-21
Sept 18, 2007 14:05:28 GMT 12
Post by Dave Homewood on Sept 18, 2007 14:05:28 GMT 12
Great shots of Whenuapai, but we didn't have the old Vomet Comets in the 1960's.
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Mig-21
Sept 18, 2007 17:24:12 GMT 12
Post by corsair67 on Sept 18, 2007 17:24:12 GMT 12
Love your work, Naki. ;D
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Mig-21
Sept 21, 2007 22:44:35 GMT 12
Post by turboNZ on Sept 21, 2007 22:44:35 GMT 12
Excellent stuff !!
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