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My first flight at Tamworth
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[GSX level 2 in Tamworth]
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Doing some rounds at Tamworth in the Winjeel... More or less cropped straight DX10s Cheers Mallard
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Found this last night on Simviation. http://simviation.com/1/browse-FSX-54-0 A very interesting aircraft, possibly the ultimate in piston engine fighters. Looks very much like the Mustang. The location is YSTW. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. Here is a link to some info on the MB 5. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin-Baker_MB_5
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First flight with the Ju-87 Stuka from Tamworth. Just picked it up in the Milviz sale and it is an interesting aircraft to fly. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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A great pleasure to discover again FTX AU on P3DV3.1 ! Have a good flight
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Have been installing a few aircraft into FSX and here are 3 favourite airliners leaving Tamworth. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. Melbourne Cup Day Holiday here so a day off work, YAY. Hope you all have a great day.
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Just a small flight from YPMQ Port Macquarie to YSTW Tamworth Lined up Runway 21 at Port Macquarie YPMQ Taree ahead YTRE Todays route was YPMQ TRE YSTW 6500ft Little bit High Runway 30R Tamworth NSW YSTW 20 Degrees of Flaps (2 Notches) and full Passengers at Tamworth YSTW Shutdown and Tied Down for this afternoons flight to Cessnock YCNK -
Well it has been an interesting afternoon. Decided to reinstall FSX on Drive C and use it just for Australia. I will add the OZx airports and use the planes that I cannot fly on P3D, which will also include many freeware favourites. All has gone well so far and I am very happy with the performance. 1 Been missing the Real Air Duke, on of the best planes out there is the piston Duke. 2. Love their contra prop Griffon Spitfire too. Must be because there is no vicious torque on take off. Tamworth by the way, another place I like and have been missing. 3 Real Air's Champion series are great bush planes. Here around Aero Pelican. 4 Quality Wings 757 leaves Cairns. As in the other aircraft depicted here it has a glorious sound set, those RB.211's sing a great song. 5 The Turbine Duke goes like the proverbial powers. I like it but still prefer those piston engines. 6. The A2A C172 and PA-28 are far too good and expensive to be sitting idle in the hangar. Excellent aircraft with plenty of paints, here out of Aero Pelican. 7. The A2A PA-28 is just right for touring around Oz. Just flown out from the OZx airport at Ayres Rock. Still plenty of airports and aircraft to install. What with the slow P3Dv2.4 installation and the gradual v3.0 releases there is plenty to keep me busy. Hope you don't think I am mad!
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Another great day of flying... Cheers
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Checking out my new Tomahawk around Tamworth My sincerest "thank you" goes out to RichardLouis for his revised version of the livery! More or less cropped DY10s. Cheers Mallard
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Using the Carenado C172N with the Bathurst Aero Club Repaint from OZX website, took a trip from Cessnock to Tamworth, a little over 1.5 hours with 24 knot crosswinds... Goodbye Cessnock be back soon Hello Tamworth, thought I might try Runway 30L seeing as I don't need a long runway for a C172N work time then off to Canberra via Bathurst from Tamworth, might bring out the big boy the Beechcraft 1900D
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Still not much time for flying these days here. But I did manage a quick one between Tamworth and Sydney yesterday... More or less cropped but otherwise straight DX10s Cheers Mallard
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While Stu is dashing around I thought I'd hop into the 146 again... Here on charter between Port Macquairie and Tamworth Although it was not actually raining at the time of departure, the apron and runway were wet! I was kicking up quite a bit of spray... I only figured out what was going on a few minutes into the flight, when I did in fact fly through a shower. Cropped DX10s Cheers Mallard
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Tamworth to Coffs Harbour Go around! Enjoy and thanks for looking!
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Downloaded Manfred Jahn's fantastic freeware KC-97 and the great repaints by Jan Kees today and i fall in love with this bird. Thanks to both for their great work! Canberra to Tamworth via Bathurst Enjoy and thanks for looking! FSX - DX10 - Shade
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Just some screenshots of my newest addition to FSX, so Beautiful... REX Essentials PLUS This is simply Breath Taking clarity Runway at YSTW Tamworth Departure Roll out of YSTW Tamworth YPMQ Port Macquarie can now be seen from 20NM out The river quality looks so good too, approaching YPMQ Port Macquarie Approaching Taree Everything looks so Defined now Now thats what I call a Sunset Approaching YSTW for the night thats an incredible sunset
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4 Shots from tonights flight from YWVA > YPEC > YCNK > YSTW. 1. I believe that rail below me as departing Warnervale is the railway that goes between Sydney and Newcastle, then up to Brisbane, the City Rail Intercity Train uses it to Newcastle stopping at both Warnervale and Wyong, Freight trains use it and the Countrylink XPT uses it to Roma Street Station Brisbane. 2. Until I got to Aeropelican I used visual navigation even though the Centurion cruises at 166knots, 1 of 4 Power Stations (3 were with Warnervale, 1 was with Aeropelican. 3. On Approach Runway 35 at Cessnock for a quick turn around and then Take Off. 4. On Approach and Cleared to Land Runway 30R for the night. Tomorrows flight starts at YSTW and goes to YTRE > YPMQ > YKMP > YSCH.
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Took the Golden Roo for a spin around Tamworth today I think I deserve that beer after that flight Some cropped - some not. But all straight FSX DX10s Cheers Mallard
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Always wondered what Citabria meant until I read it was Airbatic spelt backwards. Well here I am back at Tamworth, in an appropriate registered Citabria. A few shots of the top class rendition of YSTW and the town. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14.
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A flight from Tamworth to Port Macquarie in a Trans Australian Airlines Fokker F-27 Friendship. The F-27 was a very popular aircraft in Australia operating with many airlines on the shorter routes. I did fly in an Ansett F-27 from Melbourne to Sydney via Albury in 1984. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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Click to enlarge Stu
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Click to enlarge Thanks for livery Jaydor Stu
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Brindabella's afternoon schedule from Brisbane to Tamworth Gear up Passing over Mud Island Saint Helena (right) and Green Island (left) En route The variation in the scenery on this stretch is quite amazing - going from lush greens to dried-out browns and back to more greener vegetation as one gets closer to Tamworth Lowering the gear Passing over the Equine and Livestock Events Centre (still under construction here) Taxiing back to the terminal Welcome to Tamworth - and thanks for flying with Brindabella! Cropped DX10s Cheers Mallard
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