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Returning Seattle pilot

Last post 07-09-2008, 6:50 AM by DanWolf. 8 replies.
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  •  07-05-2008, 8:46 AM 15532

    Returning Seattle pilot

    Hi everyone,



    I first signed up with WWA when I got FSX in Christmas 2006.  I joined the Seattle hub and worked my way up to Cat II.  I moved out of state in Jan 2007 and didn't get back to the flight sim for a long time.  I've picked it back up again and been reactivated with the Seattle hub a few days ago.  Along with flying the hub routes in the CRJ-700, I've just started the P001 charter around the world.  I'm going from Seattle up the west coast toward Alaska in the Learjet 45, doing a little sightseeing along the way.



    Dan


     


    Dan Wolf
    Cat IV
    WWA1653
  •  07-05-2008, 2:47 PM 15538 in reply to 15532

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Dan,

    It's great to have you back!! Good luck on the P001 tour, I'm sure it is as grueling as P002. In fact, I just made the return flight to Seattle to finish it this morning, and I tell you what, I am excited to fly some different planes for a while Stick out tongue

    Keep us informed on your progress, I would love to hear how it's going!! 


    Travis Iversen
    Hub Manager-SEA
    WWA1111

    This post was written using 100% recycled electrons for a greener internet :)
  •  07-05-2008, 9:38 PM 15543 in reply to 15538

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Thanks, Travis.

    I'm excited about the P001 charter.  I thought about doing a round-the-world tour before getting back into WWA and restarted it from the Seattle hub once I found that charter.  I'm taking some photos and documenting the route along the way. Here's a link to it all:  http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf/wwa_p001

     

    This was on approach into Juneau, Alaska at sunset:

    Juneau approach 

     


    Dan Wolf
    Cat IV
    WWA1653
  •  07-05-2008, 10:07 PM 15545 in reply to 15543

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Wow, those are beautiful! Its always nice to see examples of FS with ultrahigh quality! Sorry for getting off topic, but what kinds of specs do you have?

    Version1
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    Isaac Hansen
    Seattle Hub
    WWA1596
  •  07-06-2008, 6:43 AM 15546 in reply to 15545

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Thanks.  My computer is a few years old.  I bought individual components and built it.  The motherboard is an ASUS A8S-X with an AMD 64 4800, 2GB RAM, running Windows XP, and the graphics is nvidia 7800 GT (PCIx).   I think I have FSX set for about 15 frames/sec, at 1280x960x32.  It slows down to just several fps in congested areas (I added the Flight1 ultimate terrain and ultimate traffic to get lots of other air traffic in there, too).  I'd like to upgrade the graphics card soon.  Those things change so much that it's hard to keep up with what does what.  I've heard the nvidia 8800 is a real good card for around $200.

     


    Dan Wolf
    Cat IV
    WWA1653
  •  07-06-2008, 7:05 PM 15554 in reply to 15546

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Nice Lear screenshot.....very smooth.
    Scott Williams
    WWA 1404
    Command Captain KBOS
    Commercial ASMEL Instrument
    CFI #1876545
  •  07-08-2008, 10:00 AM 15606 in reply to 15554

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Thanks!  I'm adding more to that link (http://www.pbase.com/dan_wolf/wwa_p001) as I go along with each leg of the charter.

     


    Dan Wolf
    Cat IV
    WWA1653
  •  07-08-2008, 6:28 PM 15651 in reply to 15606

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    great screenshot! you should submit it to the screenshot contest this month!Yes

  •  07-09-2008, 6:50 AM 15678 in reply to 15651

    Re: Returning Seattle pilot

    Thanks!  I've been getting quite a few screenshots, then I'll pick one to submit in a few days.

     


    Dan Wolf
    Cat IV
    WWA1653
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