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So maybe?

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Is two weeks too much to ask?

Wow amazing movie! Makes me want to learn how to edit

Stop....killing.....us

Russian boys love their fans don't they?

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Go to the local map, or skyvector.com and find the ILS frequency of the runway you want to land. Enter that into the NAV1 radio and set your nav source to NAV1. Once lined up with the runway and at 3,200 feet AGL, (assuming you want the glideslope, just hit APPR, and let the plane land. At 10 feet AGL, the A/P will dissengage and assuming you can properly descend 10 feet, you will have a successful autoland landing, This is the procedure for most planes with an autoland function.

Good choice! Thats what I have.

Great decision! What controller? The proflight setup?

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Great video!

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Thanks!

Interesting flight! Thanks for sharing

@ T50 Nice shots, what airport is that?

^^ Seconded. Helicopters offer much more possibilities. You can land anywhere, and fly pretty fast. Quite fun, with some practice. If you insist on a plane, I would very much recommend the DC-3. I do not have the T-28 or the Chipmunk, but the DC-3 flies real nice and has a good vintage feeling. Very good textures, systems, and modeling. Plus the developers don't ditch their bird. Have fun, and make a choice that suits you.

The S-92 is probably the easiest heli I have in my hanger. Quite stable and a nice heli to fly.

Just asking, why do you want a 2d pit? Preformance, or more realism.

Its on sale. I just might buy it!

Lookin good!

Thanks!

Nice video! What scenery is that?