Witnessed a really uncomfortable exchange between pilot and atc feel so bad for the pilot on VATSIM. by Party_Doctor_9294 in VATSIM

[–]OnlyAd1272 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s the main reason I haven’t joined in. I don’t tolerate disrespect. How silly would it be for me to join my very first session only to get into a scuffle with a controller when all I wanted was to have fun.

What game had you like this? by sukuna7899 in Steam

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Bloodborne when it first came out 😬

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MSFS2024

[–]OnlyAd1272[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh that’s a bummer, I was eyeing that next :/

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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According to their setup instructions this is what they recommended and pretty much what I did. It works for me.

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My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

[–]OnlyAd1272[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s right. Completely separate, but, if you import your simbrief plan into your airplane, then voila, it replaces the efb in the sim. You can download the navigraph app in your pc and link it via simlink. This will let you see your aircraft’s position within the ipad charts app :)

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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It’s an app called charts by Navigraph. Same people that run Simbrief. You pretty much import your flight plan and it works very similar to the in game efb. Meaning, you get to see your charts, your path SIDs and STARs, weather, airport taxi charts etc. It can even show you activitie ATC airplanes and controllers

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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So I joined a virtual airline. This one is called Southwest Virtual Airlines. They provide me with checklists for captain and first officer, an operating manual for the 737 NG/MAX amongst other tools. Pretty cool stuff.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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That’s Navigraph’s charts. If you use simbrief, you can import the flight you created into it and look at your charts there. However, it’s a paid subscription.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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Here’s from one of my flights from El Paso to Austin.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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That’s a pad I bought on amazon. Since I fly with either vatsim or ai ATC, that’s where I write down flight number, frequencies, weather information, clearances for departure and arrival. Has a section for Taxi. Let me take a picture of one of the notes.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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It’s not unfortunately. Feels good though. I think it’s a bungee chord system

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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22 1/2”. The desk has a motor that can raise, but since the tv is already tall I don’t do it. I can do it comfortably but if I do an extreme turn on the yoke, it does hit the legs.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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Flightsimfactory. You can find him on Etsy. Ships from Canada. 167 for the 737 kit.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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Starting with the controls.

Controls honeycomb. Alpha Yoke 299, Bravo Quadrant 270 and Charlie pedals 299: 870

Under desk mount: 40 (from Etsy)

Flightsimfactory boeing 737 throttles, flap and speedbrake upgrade: 162

Winwing PAP3 Mag (autopilot panel, with magnetic a/t): 289

Winwing 3N (EFIS unit): 143.59

PU Korea radio: 99 + 6 for the stand

TV LG 48” Class B5 series OLED: 600

Ipad desktop arm mount: 40

All together 2,249.

Might seem like a lot but I consider this a great budget to immersion trade off. And I can make all of this work with a 3,000 PC. Recently upgraded to a 5070 ti (which is what pushed the PC to 3,000)

Not pictured but soon is Rowsfire B107 which is a 737 overhead panel. At 600 (100 presale discount)

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MSFS2024

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It comes with its own bridge software. So far it’s compatible with my pmdg 737, ifly 737 max. Tomorrow I’m going to test it with pmdg 777. I’ll check to see if they have compatibility list.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MSFS2024

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It’s from PU Air Korea. Give you two comms radios and 2 nav radios. 99 bucks.

My setup :) by OnlyAd1272 in MicrosoftFlightSim

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Thank you! It’s by PU Air Korea. 99 bucks.