With a Tu-134 in Southern America

[HaraldG 559]

Sim: FS2004

Textures: FS9Evo

Sky/Clouds: HDEv2

Sceneries: AlSur (SAZN), LatinVFR (SLVR, SCEL), Taxi2Gate (SGAS),Tropicalsim (SBRJ), Franco Córdoba (SABE - freeware)

Plane: SCS v.2.0

 

The highlights of my flights in Southern America (Argentina, Paraguay, Bolivia, Chile)

 

SCCI Punta-Arenas - SAZN Neuquen - SABE Buenos Aires Aeroparque Jorge Newbery

 

 

 

 

SABE - Rio Santos Dumont SBRJ

 

 

 

 

 

 

SBRJ - SGAS Asuncion

 

 

 

 

SGAS - Sta Cruz Viru-Viru SLVR

 

 

 

 

 

SLVR - SCEL Santiago de Chile

 

 

 

 

 

Have fun!

 

Cheers,

Harald

[edetroit 933]

Great set Harald! …keep 'em comin'.  :Applause:

[Appliance 51]

Looking forward to the next set of your adventures Harald.

[Pugilist2 879]

Excellent shots!

[JAT 185]

Nice shots.

 

nebojsa

[HaraldG 559]

Thanks guys!

[Ce_Zeta 13]

Great pics Harald. Interflug livery is beautiful.

 

What nav systerm are u using in this flights? Typical KURS/APK radio-navigation or you are operating the NAS-1?

[HaraldG 559]

So far only course/ARK and VOR radio navigation. I always hoped for a tutorial to use all navigation features of the Tu-134.

[bernd1151 5,892]

Wonderful screenies, Harald. FS9 never looked so good

[Superpilotv2 2]

Good old Interflug... :-) 

[HaraldG 559]

Yeah, the airline of the country I was born in. Thought I would let her see places that she'd have never seen in real life service.

[Ce_Zeta 13]

So far only course/ARK and VOR radio navigation. I always hoped for a tutorial to use all navigation features of the Tu-134.

Me too. Sadlly, FZH-134 (Interflug manual) is not available.

 

You checked this documentation?

 

About the NAS-1

NAS-1 in the An-24RV

English Manual

[PittsS2B 33]

Great stuff, Harald. Looking forward to more shots of your travels!

[HaraldG 559]

Me too. Sadlly, FZH-134 (Interflug manual) is not available.

 

I also never saw anything like that in the web. Even Interflug veterans' site has only these for the Il-62, the Il-18 and the Let 410.

http://www.interflug.biz/FZH.htm

 

 

You checked this documentation?

 

Not yet, again many thanks for the links!

May I ask you if you are from a former east bloc state or from todays' CIS or if you are familiar with Russian planes in general?

 

Regards from Dresden,

Harald

 

Edit: Oh, the English manual is exactly the tutorial I waited for. Sad to read that the member who wanted to write it was banned from Avsim. :mellow:

[Ce_Zeta 13]

I also never saw anything like that in the web. Even Interflug veterans' site has only these for the Il-62, the Il-18 and the Let 410.

http://www.interflug.biz/FZH.htm

 

 

 

Not yet, again many thanks for the links!

May I ask you if you are from a former east bloc state or from todays' CIS or if you are familiar with Russian planes in general?

 

Regards from Dresden,

Harald

 

Edit: Oh, the English manual is exactly the tutorial I waited for. Sad to read that the member who wanted to write it was banned from Avsim. :mellow:

I am glad that this documentation can help you.

 

I am Spanish...but like the dudes of the 4477th Test & Evaluation squadron I am familiar with Soviet stuff like the Tu-144D (still trying to figure how works the flying computer), Yak-40 or the Tu-154B2. Actually I am learning to fly the Tu-134A3 but ATM NAS-1 is my To-do list.

 

You can talk with Vlad in SoH and in Protu-154 forums.

 

Regards

Charlie