FSX American Flt 687 KMIA-TNCM Ver 2 Part 2 of 3

I posted a video series of this flight already on a 767-300, but this one I think is more comprehensive. It also uses the more prototypical 757-200 American uses on this flight, of course using my Captain Sim 757 with my LDS767 Panel system merge. It also features the new Fly Tampa TNCM scenery for FSX. This is Part 2 of a 3 Part video which includes the VOR/DME Approach to Runway 9 at Princess Juliana. We pick up the approach coming out of the hold at PJM.

System
E6850
2GB Memory
8800GT

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• FSX
• FS2004
• TNCM
• Fly
• Tampa
• Captain
• Sim
• KMIA

[N756TA]

@MisterDirtyWorkz You should be fine in FS9 and FSX. Your processor is slow though. Might think about updating that soon.

[MisterDirtyWorkz]

Man, My system is better than yours; But I Can't play FS2004 with fps higher than 40 :o. Will I Be able to play FSX according to you ?

My Specs: AMD Athlon 64 X2 QL-64 (2x2.1Ghz)

4GB Ram

ATI Mobility Radeon HD 4570 up to 1791 MB HyperMemory.

Can you also explain how to do a VOR DME appr ? Does the FMC and Autopilot handle the approach as with an ILS or do you have to fly it manually or ...?

Thanks in Advance !

[policecrownvictoria]

wait your flying a level-d 767 with the captain sim 757 panel!!!!! holy crap how can i do that on my level-d ??

[nikthepilot]

i want your pc !!!

[tf51d]

Yes it is, but the default uses the PW engines, not the RR. You need to change it to the RR model, and use the appropriate engine texture. I believe you can use the texture from the Continental livery for this as they are the same color (or close to it). There is a full texture upload on AVSIM, but the library is still down.

[mooo483]

the AA livery is default for the 757

[USAFThunderBirdsFtw]

world of ai

[NBCrashdummy]

wat een kut filmpje

[futurepilot1234]

how do you get air traffic control to call air france and us airways and so on,i'm new so just asking questions i don't know the answer too plez respond

[Flyingsoohigh]

Yes great video, thanks for sharing!