Hi guys,

Tommorrow i'm hoping that we can all continue on the uk tour, starting at EGNH (blackpool) flying To Prestwick (EGPK) but calling for a top up of fuel at EGNC (carlisle),
Unsure on how long this flight will take to complete as usual General Aviation aircraft will be used.

The server we will be using for the flight Tommorrow will be a 2002/2004 server, i.p address 221.203.169.108 .

Hope to see you all there.

Nemo........

Should be there!

So 19 PM GMT, if so, I should be there!

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Hi 61... ...!

Teamspeak....?
Nah....downloaded it, tested it, but haven't tried it in Multiplayer*...
John B reckons it's a no-no using dial-up, and I don't have any probs with using the chat window anyway... ...!

Note: I always fly the default planes, knowing that everyone else will have them in their hangar... 8)...!

For anyone who is using a downloaded plane that no-one else has, it wont appear on other flyer's screens... ...!

Cheers...!

Paul....(Hereford).... 8)...!

* If you use Teamseak for voice communication, do you loose the engine sounds, and other sound effects in the headset, similar to wearing a David Clark, noise suppressing "active" head-set in a real aircraft...?

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Fozzer,

It all depends on how you set it all up.

If you have one computer and one sound card... then the Teamspeak audio gets "mixed" right into the audio strream coming from the sim.  In fact... you might have to adjust the levels of one or both to get them balanced appropriately.

If you have TWO sound cards installed in one computer, you CAN direct the teamspeak sound to one card and the regular windows audio (the sim) to the other.  That would allow you to put the headphones ande microphone on one sound card....and the speakers for the sim on the other.  Quite realistic.

In my simpit I have multiple computers running to "drive" the various functions of the pit.  On the one that displays the glass cockpit ND and the standby backup instruments I also run Teamspeak.  This computer accesses the net via the simpit LAN and the DSL modem.   The sound card's in and out are connected to jacks on the "real fake panels " that I hook my headset into.  Output can be switched to a separate open speaker, if I want it there.

So the cockpit itself has only the sounds normally associated with the cockpit itself in it.... like wind noise, avionics sounds, and engines.  ONLY comms audio comes thru the headphones...........except for a tad of cockpit noise that gets fed back in thru the microphone from the background.  Again VERY realistic.

Hope this info helps.

best,

................john

Hello all: If all runs Ok on my comp, perhaps, Ill try to be here. The default Caravan is Ok for this flight?

Regards from Spain.

Ok. Thank you for the link Fozzer

I BELEIVE that is 1900 GMT or UTC.

I might make it too.  Just installed FSGenesis terrain mesh for all of Europe too! 

best,

.............john