I came across this thread today re: W2XP America. If you use this scenery in X-Plane be sure to read it, and be certain you have these libraries installed: – OpenSceneryX – R2 Library – World-Models Library – FF library

It’s been on my list for some time to increase the font size when you’re typing in comments. It’s now fixed, and the font is larger.

If you’re looking for a good resource of the airports available for X-Plane, one of the best I’ve found is APXP.info. It lists the default and user-generated airports for the entire world, organized by country and on a map. And it’s very current – my sceneries were added within a few hours of my posting…

Listening to Philly Approcah and NY Center on your new handheld air band VHF transceiver, which Basement Fly Wife was nice enough to give me for Christmas. This will be my backup for my solo work in the real airplane, but while at home it’s sitting on my desk scanning the local frequencies. (Just don’t…

You served me well. 

It starts tomorrow. 

I can’t say what, but I get to do something fun tonight. Watch this space for a report and video tomorrow …

I’m liking X-Plane so much, and enjoying so much of the free scenery that’s available for it, that I decided it needed its own solid-state drive. So today, with a great sale at my local computer shop going, I purchased a new one terabyte SDD and installed it in the PC. It’s fast and strong,…

… but this afternoon I moved my P3D install and all its add ons to my secondary drive to clear space for X-Plane 11 and associated photoscenery. I haven’t opened P3D since the X-Plane install, in fact. Looks like I’m an X-Plane guy for a while. 

It’s online here, and it’s looking like a very good developmental path for X-Plane weather. And this photo from the dev team looks great as well.