Landing in Sky Harbor Int'l KPHX Real vs FSX Boeing 737 and A320

Checking out TileProxy beta8
Approach and landing in a real US Air Airbus A320 and an FSX Boeing 737-800 landing in Phoenix Sky Harbor Int'l KPHX.
Using TileProxy beta8 scenery with FSX.

Flight 545
Route: PODDE3 ABI J66 EWM J4 SSO KOOLY2

I was in the US Air flight 545 a couple of days ago and recorded the video. Once home I flew and recorded the same route in a Boeing 737-800 in FSX with TileProxy scenery.

Enjoy!


TileProxy is intended for an experienced audience as it requires setting it up manually, and some tweaking to configure successfully.
With that being said, however, if you are patient and can follow instructions, there is an excellent getting started tutorial that will get you up

and running quickly.

It is essential that you have a reasonably high speed internet connection to run TileProxy. A 2 Mbit/s internet connection or faster is recommended. Attempting to use TP with anything near a 56k dial-up connection speed is mostly a "no go" proposition.

A getting started tutorial is available here:
http://www.edtruthan.com/tileproxy/tutorial/

Created as FREEWARE by Christian Buchner, it's a real-time interface between Microsoft's Flight Simulator X, FS9 and the Internet. It will download photo-terrain textures from online map services by acting as a proxy server and file format converter. This tool turns your Flight Simulator into an interactive 3D map browser unlike anything you have experienced before. In FSX resolution levels of up to 30cm per pixel can now be achieved. It may also be used with Flight Simulator 2004 (FS9) though texture resolution is limited to 4.75 meters per pixel...(still very nice!).

With the latest version (Beta 8) Dual Core (and above) PC's now experience very fast load times in FSX. For older machines, FS9 will enjoy faster load times than FSX however. Recent versions of TileProxy now also include global water masks so FS water bodies and shorelines, with the usual reflections and FS water effects, are present!



A getting started tutorial is available here:
http://www.edtruthan.com/tileproxy/tutorial/


Freeware TileProxy can be downloaded here.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tileproxy/

TileProxy forum:
http://forum.avsim.net/forum/284-the-tileproxy-project-forum/


My PC Specs are:

Mobo - ASUS M3N-HT Deluxe
CPU - AMD Phenom II X4 940 3.01GHz stock (no O.C.) air cooled
RAM - 8GB DDR2 @ 1066
Windows 7 64-bit OS
Video EVGA nVidia GTX295

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• FSX
• FS9
• REX 2.0
• aircraft
• jumbo jets
• Windows 7 64-bit
• EVGA nVidia GTX295
• Airbus A320
• landing
• aterrizaje
• boeing738
• 737-800
• b737-800
• b737
• b738
• 737

[TheHenkka65]

Very impressive. Congrats! Is that the PMDG B737? Very nice and detailed interior cocpit.

[PUA687]

@TheHenkka65 Thanks for your comment. The aircraft is FSX default B738.

[FlyFrontier259]

what scenery is this?

[PUA687]

@FlyFrontier259 TileProxy beta 8. Is freeware; see the details in the video description.

[FlyFrontier259]

@PUA687

I cant seem to find anywhere on those links where to download. I dont even see Phoenix listed. Just Grand canyon.

[PUA687]

@FlyFrontier259 There are 3 links in the description. One to download TileProxy beta8, another to the tutorial on how to install and configure, and a third link to the users' forum. I just checked them and they all work. Read the instructions in the tutorial to set it up.

[PUA687]

@shryock121002 See the video description; it includes links to download the scenery.

[TheHenkka65]

Very impressive. Congrats!

[patrol681]

An Excellent video production. You did a really good job of interlacing the shots. Well produced all around ! I certainly had to add this one to my favorites.

Thank You.