Classic British Flight Sim

HI Leif

Yes, You are spot-on there - once again you have DM to thank for this particular registration as I found You through his excellent site.. ;-)

Seems for 'madness' I shall fit in nicely: I have been attempting to land the Trident at EGHS (Henstridge) - a 750M runway. Why??????? :think:

Jim

HI Guys A funny thing: and I gave it no thought until tonight: I was running an older system when FS04 came out, so obviously had a good reason to be wary of framerates - but as i upgraded my system last year I should be OK. I'm always a bit wary in any case of [FSX] jumping in to software immediate...

Thanks again Guys. Funnily enough I had my grubby Mitts on a copy of FS04 going for a tenner in a local shop last week.

Now what's the betting they will be out of stock when I go up.....?


Jim

HI David Many thanks for that - I am not going mad!! ;-) I had been reluctant to go down the FS2004 road after hearing about framerate problems on release - but it's available now at 'bargain' price, so I think an upgrade is called for! Once again, thanks for all replies - much appreciated! :) Jim

LOL! Could be! Seriously, I have rechecked evrything is where it should be (hoping I am not making a stupid mistake) - but everything seems fine. The Trident has an autoinstaller, and this works fine. The VC 10 does not (IE manually put in to FS) - and it is OK - the Comet and BAC 1-11 are the same ...

HI Dan,

thanks. All downloaded from David's site, and installed as per his instructions for FS2002. (Most notably, the Gauges cabfiles go into Gauges folder in FS 2002). They are of course optimised for FS2004 but I find the VC10 and Trident fly perfectly well in FS 2002, and of course look superb.

Hi All, New to the forums, and hoping someone can help...! I've recently re-installed FS2002 after a while sitting in-box as they say. I've downlaoded all of David Maltby's excellent aircraft, which all work perfectly, except that while I am able to fly the BAC1-11 and Comet, the models themselves d...