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I certainly do, sporting it's new livery. Did you want copies?

@Simon-Edwards yes please if you don't mind

@@seanyboy6075 No problem, if you can pm me your email details via Facebook or Instagram (northwestspotter_uk) i'll get that sorted. I presume they're just for your own interest?

@Simon-Edwards Yeah I'll pm you tomorrow, and yeah it is just for personal use. Flight radar doesn't seem to update these types of aircraft, its still showing 2 excel aviation livery. So just confirming what colour the thing is

@@seanyboy6075 Ah ok, cool. As it turns out I've actually updated the Flight Radar image today, so you should now see the new livery! www.jetphotos.com/photo/11387126

Thanks very much. I was indeed on the tower viewing balcony, but i also stood on a extra step/stool as well, giving a bit of extra height! 🙂

The Seafire XVII had A Rolls-Royce Griffon (also the bubble canopy and better landing gear). Very pretty lines! Supermarine Type 395 Engine: Two speed single stage supercharged Griffon VI and 26 Power: 1,950hp at take-off, 1,850hp at max power at 2,000ft (or 1,735hp in SAM) Armament: Two 20mm Hispano cannon and four 0.303in Browning machine guns

@@JonInLondon I was really asking if anyone knew of a downthrust difference between Merlin and Griffon-engined Spitfires.

@@rogerturner5504 I wasn't sure, it seemed more likely you thought this was a Merlin so decided to say it wasn't, I don't know your answer I'm afraid.

Hi, unfortunately there's no way of knowing in advance, for security reasons their arrivals are very random, so it's generally just pot luck i'm afraid, sorry! But still a great airfield to visit for general aviation too.

Desculpe, não tenho mais o helicóptero.

Thank you. Sorry i didn't, it was a rather fleeting visit, unfortunately.

Saw it landing!

@@Simon-Edwards Ah no problem!!

Same here… never heard anything like it

Thanks very much, it's the DJI Mini 2.

Thank you, i'll get that added.

@@Simon-Edwards Alright

Your very welcome, the pilot certainly left it to the last minute didn't he !

Hi there, this was filmed on the 11th July 2019 (i'll add that info to the video details as well)

@@Simon-Edwards thanks a lot mate I really liked it and subscribed and I'd appreciate it if you could help me out with doing the same

Thanks very much. It was in last Thursday afternoon (11th July), i've got some more videos to follow from then as well, thanks for your sub too, i have indeed subbed in return.

It was a glitch and usually happened after i died in the practice range, but it has now been fixed, so no longer happens.

​@EmmanuelPaynen FR EN Hi, the game producer fixed the glitch along time ago, so it works properly now (well that bit does anyway hahaha)

I just parked near the old car park against the concrete blocks, and then took off from the car park. You could also park at the north side of the industrial park near there.

I believe you can download the original simulator software here > modelsimulator.com/down.html

Hi @timflexpower i don't have the helicopter anymore, But i believe the TRN is the Trainer switch, to use if you have some one else training you with another Transmitter. Like here > www.rcgroups.com/forums/showthread.php?414197-What-is-the-TRN-switch-for-on-the-HoneyBee-CP2-transmitter

Hi, yes your DX6i should in theory be set permanently to DSM2, as it must be an older version, so that's why you won't have the modulation option because you only have DSM2 modulation, so nothing to choose between. I'm sorry i can't really explain why your RX610 doesn't bind it's very odd, please try instructions below just to make sure binding procedure is ok > 1. To bind an OrangeRX R610 to a DSM2 transmitter, insert the bind plug in the BATT/BIND port on the receiver. Note: To bind an aircraft with an electronic speed controller that powers the receiver through the throttle channel (ESC/BEC), insert the bind plug into the BATT/BIND port in the receiver and the throttle lead into the throttle (THRO) port. Proceed to Step #2. 2. Power ON the receiver. Note that the LED on the receiver should be flashing, indicating that the receiver is in bind mode and ready to be bound to the transmitter. 3. Move the sticks and switches on the transmitter to the desired failsafe positions (low throttle and neutral control positions). 4. Make sure the DX6i is turned OFF, then hold the BIND switch ON while then turning ON the DX6i, the system will connect within a 1-4 seconds. Once connected, the LED on the receiver will go solid indicating the system is connected. 5. Remove the bind plug from the BATT/BIND port on the receiver and power OFF the Receiver BEFORE you power OFF the transmitter. Hope that helps maybe ?