A trip from Munich (EDDM) to Zürich (LSZH) for "business", to El Hierro (GCHI) for holiday and back to Munich with the DDenn's Challenger 300.
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Posted 09 April 2012 - 02:10 PM
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Posted 10 April 2012 - 03:18 AM
Great video! What did you use to record it?
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Posted 10 April 2012 - 05:35 PM
Thanks for the comment 
. I used Fraps.
. I used Fraps.
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Posted 13 April 2012 - 04:27 PM
I'm glad your flying skills are better than your driving skills 
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Posted 15 April 2012 - 11:31 AM
Actually my pilot has good flying skills, myself was only driving drunken to the airport .
Seriously: it is not very easy to drive cars in X-Plane (at least with the Corvette i used), especially when driving faster, as the rudder which you are using to steer is too sensitive. Next time I should adjust the sensitivity. The downside of this: I can't countersteer fast enough, when the car is sliding. But X-Plane is a flight simulator and not a car racing simulator, right?
. For racing I use "Live for Speed" - I'd say this one is the "X-Plane of the racing simualtors" as it is very realistic in the behaviour of the cars (I know this myself, as I did racing 
and gliding in the past).
.Seriously: it is not very easy to drive cars in X-Plane (at least with the Corvette i used), especially when driving faster, as the rudder which you are using to steer is too sensitive. Next time I should adjust the sensitivity. The downside of this: I can't countersteer fast enough, when the car is sliding. But X-Plane is a flight simulator and not a car racing simulator, right?
. For racing I use "Live for Speed" - I'd say this one is the "X-Plane of the racing simualtors" as it is very realistic in the behaviour of the cars (I know this myself, as I did racing and gliding in the past).
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My files: Magdeburg-Cochstedt (EDBC), The city of Fürth (Germany), LPMA Madeira (with XPFR), European Vehicles, German traffic library.
In development: LPMA Madeira: further devolopment notes.
My videos: www.youtube.com/user/uwespeed.
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