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[rvn817j]

Took a spin in the Gripen this evening. Handles nicely and seems stable trimmed at cruise (no autopilot). Good looking pit, but I don't know how functional it is. (Pit picture got a little over exposed...the HUD is quite nice.)

 

[Momo81]

Did something a bit different tonight. We all have one or two, okay, seven or eight birds sitting in our hangars we've never touched. I took the Blackbox Britten Norman BN-2 Islander up and about tonight out of Middle Wallop. Slick little kite. I see a few more hours of bending throttles and pushing pedals in her future.

 

[collensr]

 

[jankees]

Took a spin in the Grippen this evening. Handles nicely and seems stable trimmed at cruise (no autopilot). Good looking pit, but I don't know how functional it is. (Pit picture got a little over exposed...the HUD is quite nice.)View attachment 185947View attachment 185948View attachment 185949

such a pretty aircraft. Which Gripen is this?

 

[rvn817j]

such a pretty aircraft. Which Gripen is this?

DeimoS from the MSFS Store. I believe I bought it while on sale, so it is a true value in my hangar. (Take a look at it here - https://msfsmarket.place/aircraft/deimosinc-griffin/ - states that there is a sale through today and a paintkit on flightsim.to .)

 

[Meridien]

Indeed, mate! I'm down for the count. Mrs. Momo already remarked, perhaps not too enthusiastically, about how quickly I fired up the computer when I walked in from work!

Forward deployed to Azraq Highway Strip for some ops throughout the weekend:

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O, it's nice to know, that my RJAF livery brings joy to someone)

 

[collensr]

Not my usual place to fly but thought I'd try out the Seattle area for once and naturally some seaplane stuff. For this I choose the Beaver floater. The aircraft is great but my god the scenery is shockingly bad. I thought this was heartland Microsoft territory - the trees are awful and there are ugly triangle blocks of buildings all round the air harbour. Back to the high desert for me !

 

[Momo81]

I went to bed feeling a bit...funny. Sure enough, I woke up in a French sort of mood. So, the best thing to do was to roll the C.160 out of the hangar at Orleans-Bricy. As soon as I got home from work, I started doing some area flights, intermixed with touch-and-goes on the main runway. I wrapped up, so far, with a full-stop landing on the grass strip used for practice tactical approaches. Every time I fly the Transall, I'm impressed. Every landing is smooth as butter!