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FS2K
Scenery:Thun Field, Pierce Co. WA.
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
3.95Mb (191 downloads)
FS2K
Scenery:Thun Field, Pierce Co. WA. (1SO) Thun Field is located
5 Miles south of Puyallup, WA. This Scenery features Photo Realistic
macros, Static Aircraft, and Ground textures made from USGS
Arial Photos. Our attempt to provide you with "As real as it
Gets". By Bob Bernstein and Ron Vorak. 4MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000
Nottingham Airport (Tollerton)
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
1.33Mb (275 downloads)
FS2000
Nottingham Airport (Tollerton) - EGBN Replaces default Microsoft
Flight Simulator scenery ATIS replaces A\G Radio on 122.800
MHz NDB 430.000 kHz Version 2002 by Chris Marchant. 1.3MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000/2002:
User changable Helicopter base
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
0.07Mb (488 downloads)
FS2000/2002:
User changable Helicopter base. Number 10 and last in Beulah
series by C.Young. If you can use MS Paint you can design your
own helipads! Requires
"Airport" textures. 73K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
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FS2000
Nottingham Airport (Tollerton) UK - EGBN
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
0.29Mb (272 downloads)
FS2000
Nottingham Airport (Tollerton) UK - EGBN Replaces default
Flight Simulator scenery ATIS replaces A\G Radio on 122.800
MHz NDB 430.000 kHz Version 1a by Chris Marchant. 295K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000/2002
Fliers: This file is a compilation of the entire Beulah helicopter
scenery series (installments 1-9)
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
4.99Mb (510 downloads)
FS2000/2002
Fliers: This file is a compilation of the entire Beulah helicopter
scenery series (installments 1-9) by C.Young. Included are
screen shots from the series and the original "readme" files
for each installment. PLEASE NOTE that there are several fixed
wing landing areas too such as Coastal airport, Faircloth, Shields
near one brush fire, Santa Rosa air park and others. 5.1MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000/2002:
Ninth in Helicopter Scenery series including
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
0.78Mb (344 downloads)
FS2000/2002:
Ninth in Helicopter Scenery series including Sacred Heart
Hospital, a large heliport on the beach next to the Gulf of
Mexico, and two plane crashes in wooded areas. By C.Young. 812K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000/2002:
Number 7 in Beulah Helicopter series
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
0.49Mb (598 downloads)
FS2000/2002:
Number 7 in Beulah Helicopter series by C.Young. Contains
Santa Rosa Air Park, Beach Hotel, and Medical Complex(5 hospitals).
Over 15 marked helicopter landing areas. Requires textures from
previous series offerings. 500K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
FS2000
scenery enhancement for the Northwest Territories
(Category: FS2000 > Scenery)
(206 downloads)
FS2000
scenery enhancement for the Northwest Territories. Features
many seaplane bases in the territory and includes missing roads
and navaids. A comprehensive A/FD for both land and water operations
is provided. By Bill Freeborn. 1.5MB
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:35 by archive
fsuipc.zip
(Category: FS2000 > Utilities)
2.03Mb (25088 downloads)
fsuipc.zip.
FS98/FS2000/FS2002/CFS/CFS2 FSUIPC.dll application interfacing
module v2.95. FSUIPC is effectively a successor to FS6IPC.dll.
Both modules are designed to allow external (i.e. separate)
programs to communicate with and perhaps control Microsoft Flight
Simulator. Also included is WeatherSet.exe, an advanced weather
application for FS2000. By Pete Dowson. 758K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:34 by archive
widefs.zip
(Category: FS2000 > Utilities)
0.99Mb (1380 downloads)
widefs.zip.
WIDESERVER and WIDECLIENT - Version 5.3, October 2001 Network
interface for FS98, FS2000, FS2002 and CFS2 applications using
the FS6IPC interface. Use version 2,73 or later of FSUIPC with
this version of WideFS. This is VERY important if you are running
FS2000 or FS2002 since WideFS not only no longer provides many
of the variables directly, but only provides offset writing
capabilities using facilities added to FSUIPC. Also be sure
to match versions of WideClient and WideServer. This is often
essential for correct connections, as the protocol being used
is developed and may be subject to subtle changes in each new
version. by Pete Dowson. 135K
Posted Jun 23, 2008 14:34 by archive