Couple of bits and pieces

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JohnY

Post subject: Couple of bits and pieces

Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2016 3:06 pm

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Good news. I treated myself to the new X52Pro Flight Control System and boy is it an improvement over my old throttle quadrant and Joystick! I can't speak too highly of it.

The other thing is an enquiry. Is anyone here flying some ducks around or their offspring? I ask because one of the controllers on the flight today was definitely giving and receiving instructions to 'Suckling 18'.

I just sort of wondered because the animal rights people would probably want to know if you are.

Happy new year everyone.

John

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vololiberista

Post subject: Re: Couple of bits and pieces

Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2016 5:40 pm

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JohnY wrote:
Good news. I treated myself to the new X52Pro Flight Control System and boy is it an improvement over my old throttle quadrant and Joystick! I can't speak too highly of it.

The other thing is an enquiry. Is anyone here flying some ducks around or their offspring? I ask because one of the controllers on the flight today was definitely giving and receiving instructions to 'Suckling 18'. I just sort of wondered because the animal rights people would probably want to know if you are.

Happy new year everyone.

John

Suckling Airways. I think they are out of business now. They fly/flew a Dornier.

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Dave Leesley

Post subject: Re: Couple of bits and pieces

Posted: Sat Dec 31, 2016 6:36 pm

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John,
you can edit the Callsigns_Map and PF3_Callsigns DAT files using notepad by deleting entries that you don't want to see or hear.
Be sure if you do, to make copies of the files you alter.
Hope your X52 flight system lasts longer than mine, think trigger/brakes went after a few hours so got Cessna flight system with radio and rudder pedals in it's place.
Have a good New Year and happy simming