bernief

Hi Terry. I agree with you. I find the support forums, in particular very boring. Members just post their problems without bothering to read previous posts or search the forums for the answer. There are pinned items which have the answers to a lot of support topics that members don't even bother reading. The "OrbxDirect and FTX Central 3 Support Forum" is a case in point. There is a full forum page of pinned topics which cover every possible answer to these support topics. You have to go to the second page to even see any new topics. Another pet peeve of mine is members asking for release dates. If a project is one day overdue from a previously best guess completion date, a member will ask for an update and is it still being worked on. Please moderators, just delete the offending posts. I really only check the forums to see what new releases are coming and what has been released. I do like ORBX scenery and am waiting patiently for Australia V2 and maybe Perth Airport when Jarrad Marshal finishes it (I hope he has already started it it (hint)). Cheers Bernie

Hello Anthony. Real world charts are available from the Airservices Australia website: http://www.airservicesaustralia.com/aip/aip.asp Down the bottom of the page, click "I Agree". Then click "Departure and Approach Procedures". There are two dates listed, you can choose either. Then click "Aerodrome & Procedure Charts" and choose "C" from the Table of Contents and then scroll down to Coffs Harbour (YCFS). Please note that the ICAO code for the airport was changed some time after Orbx developed the scenery. This is the problem with using the later versions of Navigraph, the ICAO code for the airport, YSCH, is no longer listed. You can see from the listing there are no SIDS or STARS available. There are DME, VOR and RNAV arrivals listed for you to use. If you scroll back to the top you can then choose "T" from the Table of Contents, Tamworth is at the top of the list. There are DME, VOR, ILS, NDB and RNAV approaches to choose from. It probably won't do you much good as a lot of the intersections that are built into FSX/P3D are no longer in use or their names have been changed. LOL Cheers Bernie

Hi Craig. I clicked on the link above in Post 16 and it worked perfectly for me. It downloaded automatically using Internet Download Manager. Cheers Bernie

Hi all. Our granddaughter and daughter-in-law flew home from Sydney on Saturday night. Our niece works for the airline sent a text message to the captain of the aeroplane that they had to look after them. Once they landed in Perth, they were invited into the cockpit. It is not what you know but who you know. Cheers Bernie

Why don't you check out NSTU - Pago Pago.International Airpotr https://orbxdirect.com/product/nstu It has everything you want in an island. Cheers Bernie

Hi all. I have uploaded the files again. I did a clean out of my Dropbox files recently and unfortunately they got delected. Here they are again PDF https://www.dropbox.com/s/qlk8qhh5birkeua/Orbx Seaplane Bases BF.pdf?dl=0 Excel spreadsheet https://www.dropbox.com/s/hizatckq9489n36/Orbx Seaplane Bases.zip?dl=0 Cheers Bernie

The interesting thing is that Jay-Kae used to do it all himself, manually. Unfortunately he no longer works on this forum. Cheers Bernie

Hi all. This photo is in a similar vein. Cheers Bernie

I would suggest you use the OZX version by "Dennis". It has been designed to work with Australia SP4. Here is a link to Dennis' YPPH Perth Airport. http://aussiex.org/forum/index.php?/files/file/2092-ozx-ypph-perth-airport-wa-australia/ Cheers Bernie

Hi all I have redone the file using Noel's Word Perfect version which I put into Microsoft Word and then into Microsoft Excel. I also added the Orbx region, state and country information. Whilst researching this information I found the there are a number of seaplane base/water runways/waterdromes where no scenery has been included in PNW. I have labelled these "Not in PNW". I then sorted these by the regions, state and country. The PDF version of the file can be downloaded from here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/70462901/Orbx%20Seaplane%20Bases%20BF.pdf The original MS Excel file can be downloaded from here https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/70462901/Orbx%20Seaplane%20Bases.zip Cheers Bernie

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Thanks Noel. I have got it into Word and from there I have got it into Excel.as one column of text. I now have to manipulate it to get the information into individual columns. Piece of cake LOL. I will post the result when I have finished. Cheers Bernie

Hello Noel. That file looks like it was generated using word or excel. Can you please post a copy of the file in native format so that I can sort it and make changes. Cheers Bernie

G'Day Yes, please, that would work for me. Cheers Bernie