Classic British Flight Sim

After this election, I'm going to start a petition to make election manifestos legally binding, under threat of prosecution. Lets see how many new hospitals and free broadband connections they promise then.

Happy Birthday, Tonks. Hope all is going well for you.

And from me, Sean. Happy Birthday!

Nigel H-J... why do all your threads go this way ?

chrispbits wrote: ↑

29 Nov 2019, 13:41

Desk space rules out a yolk...

Could you not have moved the bacon and fried bread to one side ?

Nigel H-J wrote: ↑

28 Nov 2019, 16:25

Hi Paul, I would never make a reviewer would I!!

You're doing fine., Nigel. Plenty of useful info there.

So, Nigel...generally speaking, value for money ? How is the double desk-clamp arrangement, or are you using their micro-suction mat thing ? My main concern at Cosford was the force required in the pitch axis, but you seem to be happy with it. Overall, I must say I did prefer the Fulcrum unit, but t...

Very good point Paul, but at £11.99, why not? And no, I'm not on commission... :hide: :thumbsup: You're right, of course. It does seem to be a lot of add-on per pound, but I want to see if Ant is going to move to FS2020, along with a number of other developers. I hope he does - and that he also por...

I've installed the demo, and it is very impressive. The problem is that with FS2020 due soon, I'm very reluctant to buy any more add-ons. For anyone who is definitely sticking with FSX/P3D, however, grab the demo and enjoy.

I've just installed the latest Nvidia driver and have tried the sharpening tool in P3Dv4 using Manfred's C-47. With just the default sharpening settings there is a discernible difference. As an example, I took 'before' and 'after' shots - look at the words 'Manfold Pressure' as arrowed in the 'after...