Great progress on the chopper! I started working on the exercises you showed us, and it really helps. I still suck at it but I have less than an hour of practice and can already see improvement. 😊
According to Wikipedia, the service ceiling of the Lama is 17,715 ft. It was actually developed to meet the requirements of the Nepalese and Indian militaries for a helicopter to operate in the Himalayas. So possibly you were being a bit too conservative in your estimate of how high you could go. Good to see your assistless helicopter flying develop!
Interesting, I was basing that on what it said the ceiling was in the sim. And it did seem to start struggling as we got close. I'll hop back in there and see just how high I can push it.
Hey man, I have been trying to comment but failed. Hopefully this time it will work. Thanks again for an awesome review. I was out of town recently and did not get the chance to send the file early. I owe you this time 😁😁. Hopefully you have the update already.
He really does, and I think there will be a need for this kind of thing for the near-term. Even great satellite lanscape imagery loses its texture once you get within about 500 feet.
you thought landing a helicopter is hard but try landing the RV8 without clipping a wing or bouncing or wiggling down the runway . and speaking of monistary and famous Monk his name was Thelinous Monk , don't know if he had a monistary though.
MSFS, the gift that keeps on giving, wonderful scenery.
Hya Nick looks like another Awesome place to fly. Thank You
That was a awesome flight, Nick! Amazing details in the scenery. Cli4d is a great developer. And, yeah, that location would be great for droning. 😃
Great progress on the chopper! I started working on the exercises you showed us, and it really helps. I still suck at it but I have less than an hour of practice and can already see improvement. 😊
That is sooooo great to hear, HG!
According to Wikipedia, the service ceiling of the Lama is 17,715 ft. It was actually developed to meet the requirements of the Nepalese and Indian militaries for a helicopter to operate in the Himalayas. So possibly you were being a bit too conservative in your estimate of how high you could go.
Good to see your assistless helicopter flying develop!
Interesting, I was basing that on what it said the ceiling was in the sim. And it did seem to start struggling as we got close. I'll hop back in there and see just how high I can push it.
My world has been saved by this video
Ha! Awesome.
Looks great. But as i see at 27:40 there are some trees on Paro airport taxiway on 33 side ?
Yeah, maybe that's Asobo's way of keeping the lust alive for 2024.
Hey man, I have been trying to comment but failed. Hopefully this time it will work. Thanks again for an awesome review. I was out of town recently and did not get the chance to send the file early. I owe you this time 😁😁. Hopefully you have the update already.
No worries, brother. Just keep doing your thing, 'cause you certainly do it well.
Amazing this guy has to go work for Microsoft team, he makes amazing scenery’s nice flight!
He really does, and I think there will be a need for this kind of thing for the near-term. Even great satellite lanscape imagery loses its texture once you get within about 500 feet.
Ohh, good luck, my Lama is rusting in the garage!😅 is this a payware add-on?
Yep, payware.
you thought landing a helicopter is hard but try landing the RV8 without clipping a wing or bouncing or wiggling down the runway . and speaking of monistary and famous Monk his name was Thelinous Monk , don't know if he had a monistary though.
The Cessna Business Liner is the hardest plane in the sim for me.