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Title: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on June 19, 2009, 08:18:55 AM
To use the SBS-Resources High-Res airfield outlines.

1. Download the setup.exe from the SBS-Resources website - http://www.sbs-resources.com/ - and follow the Download link.

2. Run the installer.  This will create a folder called C:\SBS-resources.

3. In that folder, goto the folder C:\SBS-resources\Files\Airfields.

4. Copy whichever airfields you want from this folder into your ANRB2009 Outlines folder (C:\Program Files\AirNav Systems\AirNav RadarBox 2009\Outlines).

5. In ANRB, define Map Colours for Type 29 (BUILDINGS) and Type 30 (RUNWAY MARKINGS).

You'll end up with something like this (for Aberdeen):

(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3398/3640958710_cbb64ff8b8_o.gif) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarbat/3640958710/sizes/o/)

Last time I looked, the following airfields are available in HiRes:
Aberdeen
Adelaide
Atlanta
Belfast City
Berlin-Schoenefeld
Berlin-Tegal
Biggin Hill
Birmingham
Blackbushe
Blackpool
Boscombe Down
Bournemouth
Brisbane
Bristol
Brisbane
Brize Norton
Cambridge
Cardiff
Compton Abbas
Coventry
Cranfield
Doncaster
Durham
Duxford
East Midlands
Edinburgh
Exeter
Fairford
Fairoaks
Farnborough
Filton
Frankfurt-Main
Gatwick
Glasgow
Gloucestershire
Hawarden
Heathrow
Kemble
Las Vegas
Lasham
Le Bourget
Leeds/Bradford
Liverpool
London City
Luton
Lyneham
Manchester
Manchester-Barton
Manchester-Woodford
Melbourne
Mildenhall
Newcastle
Newquay
Norwich
Odiham
Paris - CDG
Plymouth
Prestwick
Ronaldsway
Schiphol
Southend
Southampton
Stansted
Sydney
Warton
Wolverhampton
Woodvale

Note that these Hi-res images are created for Kinetic and are Copyright to Kinetic.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: malc41 on June 19, 2009, 08:33:37 AM
tarbat

Is there any difference between hi and low res, other that the amount of time to create the hi res ones?
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on June 19, 2009, 08:35:58 AM
Is there any difference between hi and low res, other that the amount of time to create the hi res ones?

Only differences are:
- Higher resolution (of course!!), so more map coordinates.
- Some different TYPEs used to show buildings (TYPE 29) and runway markings (TYPE 30) in different colours.

More details on the High-Res outlines project at http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=8316
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: gbnll on June 19, 2009, 09:23:57 AM
TY Tarbat amazin
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: malc41 on June 19, 2009, 09:43:01 AM
tarbat

Many thanks, knew you would know ;-)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on June 19, 2009, 09:46:07 AM
One afterthought.  You may need to delete any low-res airfield outlines that you have of these airfields from your Outlines folder, to avoid duplicates.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: malc41 on June 19, 2009, 10:02:42 AM
Good point, will easter airfield be in Hi res? :0)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: RodBearden on June 19, 2009, 11:18:31 AM
I think it already is ;-)

Rod
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on June 19, 2009, 11:59:49 AM
Good point, will easter airfield be in Hi res? :0)

What's the point!!!

(http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3342/3640430553_e366672fe2_o.gif)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: malc41 on June 19, 2009, 02:09:41 PM
Well there could be some vegitation that has been missed ;-)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Pinza on November 11, 2009, 08:48:00 PM
To use the SBS-Resources High-Res airfield outlines.

1. Download the setup.exe from the SBS-Resources website - http://www.sbs-resources.com/ - and follow the Download link.

2. Run the installer.  This will create a folder called C:\SBS-resources.

3. In that folder, goto the folder C:\SBS-resources\Files\Airfields.

4. Copy whichever airfields you want from this folder into your ANRB2009 Outlines folder (C:\Program Files\AirNav Systems\AirNav RadarBox 2009\Outlines).


Ok, followed above instructions up to stage 3 successfully.

Now have a folder named C:\SBS-resources\Files\Airfields containing a load of .out files.

Which ones to use in stage 4 though?

Some airfields seem to be duplicated, albeit with different prefixes to their file name:

I can see prefixes AFB, AFBM, AFM, AFMM and AFP

Any idea what the differences are and which are the best to copy across to ANRB?

Cheers
Chris

Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: MikeC on November 11, 2009, 09:00:30 PM
The high res outlines are in three parts.  The SBS-Resources manual explains more but essentially (I quote from an old post on the Kinetic Forum):

AFPfilename = Airfield Plan Runways, aprons and taxiways
AFMfilename = Airfields Markings Runway and taxiway markings
AFBfilename = Airfield Buildings All buildings airside or connected airside
The same applies with military airfields, but with an additional ‘M’ in the filename i.e. AFMP etc.

To get the plans to display properly, you need to tweak the colour settings in basestation -
With Basestation runing, goto:
Settings > Display Settings > Outlines >

Taxiways/Holds User 6 = Needs to be a yellow
Buildings User 5 = Needs to be a dark grey
Grass Runways/Taxiways User 4 = Needs to be a green
Taxiway User 3 = Needs to be pasal blue
Taxiway user 2 = Needs to be pastal orange

You can ignore the Basestation Settings but I've left it there to explain the logic of the three files per airport.

I'd suggest you decide which ones you want to use and then copy them across (all three for each airport) as advised by Tarbat.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Pinza on November 11, 2009, 09:06:01 PM
Many thanks for that quick reply MikeC

I'll back up my existing ANRB files and settings and than have a quick play!

(Once I've finished researching Mode-S 508020 flight ADB1944 UR-82073 Antonov A124 sqwarking 5223 and slowly climbing to 15400 somewhere over the Midlands...)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Pinza on November 11, 2009, 10:23:00 PM
Thanks MikeC and Tarbat!

Just had a trial with East Mids - renamed existing East Midlands EGNX.out to East Midlands EGNX. old (to prevent duplication in my test)

Then copied over all three new files (ie AFB and AFM and AFP) and changed colour scheme for type 29, 30 etc.

Shut ANRB down and then re-opened for new settings to take effect (thankfully this is really quick now after ditching AVG for avast).

Worked a treat - and will gradually change my other airfield outlines!

Live too far from any airfield to be of any real use - but worthwhile having should I ever get round to going mobile...

Many thanks

PS/edit - suppose it will be worthwhile doing for network flights!
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: CoastGuardJon on November 12, 2009, 07:12:18 PM
Mike C, many thanks for your last few positive and useful contributions (perhaps you won't qualify for the AN wooden spoon!) - that's how it should be in here - there's too much grief and suffering going on around us.    As much as we all like to see our aircraft, the regular sight of Globemasters re-patriating dead and injured service men and women to Brize and Lyneham, puts things into perspective a bit - the turn outs at Wootton Bassett are unbelievable, but I feel so sorry for the residents, how much sadness can one small town be expected to take, it must be dreadfully depressing.    I feel terribly moved just watching the tv reports.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: MikeC on November 12, 2009, 07:30:45 PM
Thanks CoastGuardJon.

I used to live in Wootton Bassett!
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: darkskies74 on November 23, 2009, 05:33:54 PM
Just changed Manchester EGCC to High Res, looks amazing, however, its just slightly too far south, and any aircraft landing or taking off are doing so on the terminal buildings! :o(
Any suggestions?
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: RodBearden on November 23, 2009, 05:40:15 PM
The high res outlines are spot-on for me - lining up wth the RadarBox runway centreline.

Are you sure that it's not the aircraft you are watching that are transmitting wrong positions? Watch out for older models of Boeing 737's - they are usually equipped with intertial navigation, which can send wrong data. Later models, including B738's and A319's are usually accurate.

Rod
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: darkskies74 on November 23, 2009, 06:30:43 PM
Ta for that, i'll keep a look out for newer a/c.

Air Malta A320 is taxiing pretty fast tonight on screenshot ;o)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: darkskies74 on November 23, 2009, 06:58:24 PM
Great, seems ok with new a/c! How do you save your choice of colours? Keeps resetting when I restart
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: RodBearden on November 23, 2009, 08:13:31 PM
Yup - pretty nippy, those Maltese Airbuses!

Once you've changed your colours, use the Export button on the same Preferences screen. Export it as Default.mcl. There used to be a bug-ette (feature?) where RB would also load Real Radar.mcl instead of Default, so export it as that as well and you'll be covered.

Rod
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Pinza on November 23, 2009, 08:35:06 PM
Once you've changed your colours, use the Export button on the same Preferences screen. Export it as Default.mcl. There used to be a bug-ette (feature?) where RB would also load Real Radar.mcl instead of Default, so export it as that as well and you'll be covered.

Great tip Rod - have just tried this and hope it remembers all my settings next time I restart!

darkskies74 - not sure which hi-res outlines you're using, but try going into File/Preferences and tabbing across to Map colors - then change General Type 30 to yellow.

You might then see taxiways showing as well

Chris
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: darkskies74 on November 23, 2009, 09:39:42 PM
Thanks Rod & Chris, much better now.

Running v3.11, loads up faster, pic downloads faster, its great!!
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on February 07, 2010, 09:27:49 AM
I have been asked to point out that these High resolution airfield outlines are created for Kinetic and are Copyright to Kinetic.

And beware if you are using these outlines and then posting images (eg via. FTP).  Be sure to make it clear that the high-resolution airfield outlines are created for Kinetic and are Copyright to Kinetic.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: DaveReid on February 07, 2010, 10:19:50 AM
I have been asked to point out that these High resolution airfield outlines are created for Kinetic and are Copyright to Kinetic.

And beware if you are using these outlines and then posting images (eg via. FTP).  Be sure to make it clear that the high-resolution airfield outlines are created for Kinetic and are Copyright to Kinetic.

Yes, in fact that will hold for pretty well any outlines that are published on the Net, whether copyright is explicity asserted or not, although many enthusiast outline authors take a fairly relaxed view.

The only exceptions that I'm aware of in the public domain are some generated by the flight simulator community (I may be wrong about those) and the ultra-high-res ones published by the FAA under the auspices of its Safe Flight 21 program, which are superbly detailed, albeit a little out-of-date now.

Having said that, if you reproduce something that's being given away for free in the first place, it's fairly difficult (though not impossible) for the original copyright holder to demonstrate that they have suffered loss or damage as a result.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on February 07, 2010, 11:15:25 AM
In this case it was the fact that the published image asserted that is was copyright to Airnav that caused concern to the copyright holder.  That's because the Screenshot and FTP functions in Radarbox apply a copyright message "© 2010 Airnav Systems LLC", when in fact the image may contain outlines that are copyright to others, such as Kinetic.

And I guess that where people are using public domain outlines, they should be careful to ensure that these are also not asserted to be copyright to Airnav.

As I said in my reply to the email from their representative, I think it’s important that people understand where the copyright exists for the high-resolution outlines.  A lot of work obviously went in to creating them, and it’s good that things like this can be shared across the various products.

Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: AirNav Development on February 07, 2010, 01:25:10 PM
RadarBox is totally compatible with Kinetic outlines and addons so you can easily upgrade to RadarBox and continue to use your old system addon applications and outline files.

Despite not being needed as RadarBox is an all-in-one package, we have dozens of users running port 30003 addon applications with RadarBox.

There is a site where all these addons are freely available:
http://www.sbs-resources.com

Feel free to go there, download and use addon applications. They will work without any problem with RadarBox.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 08, 2010, 01:29:14 AM
Hi all,
Just thought I would say hello and introduce myself...
My name is Paul, and along with my college Rick, we created and run SBS-resources for Kinetic Avionic Products Ltd., as well as producing the High Resolution outlines, which, although designed for the SBS-1 range, are also (apparently) compatible with the RadarBox.
The hi-res outlines were devised by myself at the end of 2008 to enable people who use their box mobile or have a good view of an airport, and can track aircraft from the gate, through the holds, and where an aircraft touches down etc on a runway, as the usable runway does not always mean the total length of tarmac/concrete indicated on other outlines.

The next update to the SBS-resources package is being released this coming Saturday (13th February) at the open day being held at ML&S Ltd. in Chertsey (UK).  The online version will be available from Monday the 15th February 2010.

The airfields included in the next update are as follows:
Aberdeen
Adelaide
Atlanta
Antwerpe
Belfast City
Berlin-Schoenefeld
Berlin-Tegel
Biggin Hill
Birmingham (V2.0)
Blackbushe
Blackpool
Boscombe Down
Bordeaux
Bournemouth
Brisbane (V1.1)
Bristol
Brize Norton
Brussels
Cambridge
Cardiff
Cologne
Compton Abbas
Copenhagen
Coventry
Cranfield
Doncaster (V1.1)
Durham
Dusseldorf
Duxford
East Midlands
Edinburgh
Elstree
Exeter
Fairford
Fairoaks
Farnborough
Filton
Frankfurt-Main
Gatwick
Geneva
Glasgow (V2.0)
Gloucestershire
Hamburg
Haneda
Hannover
Hawarden
Heathrow (v1.2)
Kemble
Las Vegas
Lasham
Le Bourget
Leeds/Bradford
Lisbon
Liverpool
London City
Luton
Lyneham
Manchester (V1.1)
Manchester-Barton
Manchester-Woodford
Manston
Melbourne
Mildenhall
Newcastle
Newquay
Norwich
Odiham
Palma
Paris-CDG
Paris-Orly
Plymouth
Prestwick
Redhill
Ronaldsway
Schiphol
Shawbury
Shoreham
Southend
Southampton
Stansted
Sydney
Venice
Warton
Wolverhampton
Woodvale         

And to show that we are not resting on our laurels, Glasgow was one of the very first hi-res airports tackled...
New imagery has been released now, and as such a much better Version 2.0 of Glasgow is being included in the next update.
(http://www.sbs-resources.com/Paul/Glasgow%20v2anrb.jpg)
Techniques and technology have improved a lot since the original outlines were created, and with a far more accurate plotting tool now available to us, hopefully we will re-visit some more of the older files as time allows.
Why airside roads? A lot of airports are now equipping airside vehicles with full ADSB...  To save vehicles driving in the middle of a void onscreen, roads are added, and all is now well!

An update to a previous thread on this forum, the correct colours for the Kinetic Avionic  Products Ltd. outlines are:

Taxiways/Holds User 6                = Needs to be a yellow
Buildings User 5                         = Needs to be a dark grey
Grass Runways/Taxiways User 4 = Needs to be a green
Taxiway User 3                          = Needs to be pastel blue
Taxiway User 2                          = Needs to be pastel orange
Taxiway User 1                          = needs to be deep red

As the colours/setup are designed for the SBS-1 I cannot advise to the colour (or should that be color ;-) ) allocation needed for the RadarBox.

I hope you will take time to look at what is available within SBS-resources and hope you enjoy the updated version coming this weekend.

To keep up to date with developments on the hi-res outline, please take a look at:
http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8316&start=0 (http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8316&start=0)


Regards

Paul
SBS-resources.com (http://SBS-resources.com)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: radarspotter10 on February 08, 2010, 01:49:07 AM
hi Halcones.
Thanks for the free High Resolution outlines.
from pat
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: DaveReid on February 08, 2010, 07:31:20 AM
An update to a previous thread on this forum, the correct colours for the Kinetic Avionic  Products Ltd. outlines are:

Taxiways/Holds User 6                = Needs to be a yellow
Buildings User 5                         = Needs to be a dark grey
Grass Runways/Taxiways User 4 = Needs to be a green
Taxiway User 3                          = Needs to be pastel blue
Taxiway User 2                          = Needs to be pastel orange
Taxiway User 1                          = needs to be deep red

As the colours/setup are designed for the SBS-1 I cannot advise to the colour (or should that be color ;-) ) allocation needed for the RadarBox.

Would it be possible to upload an image to show what your Glasgow outline, for example, looks like in colour/color ?
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 08, 2010, 08:40:37 AM
I hope the tweaked image for Glasgow shows the colours - please remember you are looking at a 2 mile zoom (so it would fit onscreen!)
Not every colour is used on every Kinetic High Resolution outline, so I have included a zoom from the Kinetic Avionic products Paris CDG high Resolutio outline to give you more of a flavour of the grey, yellow, pale blue and pale orange in use.

(http://www.sbs-resources.com/Paul/cdg.jpg)

I have been asked why Kinetic has chosen these clours and the answer is simple really...
These are the colours chose by ICAO as a world wide standard for airfield markings painted on the ground - why re-invent the wheel!

I hope that gives you a little more background into the research that has gone into this work.

Regards

Paul
SBS-resources.com (http://SBS-resources.com)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: RodBearden on February 08, 2010, 01:28:42 PM
Hi Paul

As the guy who does most of the Low-res outlines for the RadarBox forum, I would like to add my thanks for your work - it's very impressive and useful - looking forward to your next release :-)

Rod
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: bratters on February 08, 2010, 04:33:39 PM
Does anyone know where I can find an outline for EGBN, Nottingham, my local airport please? Doesn't seem to included in any list. Thanks.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 08, 2010, 10:47:21 PM
Rod,
Thank you very much for the kind words. I will PM you in a few minutes.

Bratters,
Kinetic High Resolution Nottingham EGBN...

(http://www.sbs-resources.com/Paul/Nottingham.jpg)

I have an idea if you download the next version of SBS-resources on Monday 15th February, you may have a smile on your face... (Thats unless you are coming to the SBS openday at ML&S this Saturday)

Regards

Paul
SBS-resources.com (http://SBS-resources.com)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: AirNav Development on February 08, 2010, 11:17:11 PM
These outlines are totally compatible with RadarBox software (typical .out files).
So those can be downloaded and copied to your \out folder easily.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 08, 2010, 11:38:01 PM
Hi Paul,
do you have LPPT (Lisbon)?
Thx.
Regards
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 09, 2010, 12:12:45 AM
Hi Miguel,
The Kinetic High Resolution Lisbon is completed and ready for release online Monday 15th February.  You will be able to download SBS-resources and the files are contained within the outlines section.

(http://www.sbs-resources.com/Paul/lisbon.jpg)

Regards

Paul
SBS-resources.com (http://SBS-resources.com)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 09, 2010, 12:17:32 AM
Wonderful Paul.
I love it.
But tell me, i have now SBS Resources, and after that date i have to make another program download?
Ths.
Regards
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 09, 2010, 12:34:22 AM
SBS-resources is available in 2 versions now - as long as you have version 5 or higher installed, you can download the smaller update package - saves time and bandwidth if you are restricted.

The Kinetic High Resolution Lisbon is in the next edition of SBS-r out next week...
(I hope you can wait;-) )

Regards
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 09, 2010, 12:46:40 AM
I will wait of course.
Thx.
Regards
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on February 09, 2010, 10:19:35 AM
And don't forget, that even for those airfields that don't have a hi-res outline, you'll be able to use the forthcoming Google Earth 3D option to see detailed airfield layouts.

(http://farm5.static.flickr.com/4009/4342586851_6775af7d08_t.jpg) (http://www.flickr.com/photos/tarbat/4342586851/sizes/l/)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: gm7czu on February 10, 2010, 05:48:07 PM
Hi, might be a bit off topic but does anyone know how to import the Hi-res coastlines into the Airnav system. Much prefer the SBS outlines but not sure if it can be done or not.

Ta in advance
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: DaveReid on February 10, 2010, 05:51:19 PM
Hi, might be a bit off topic but does anyone know how to import the Hi-res coastlines into the Airnav system. Much prefer the SBS outlines but not sure if it can be done or not.

www.airnavsystems.com/forum/index.php?topic=2897.msg43551#msg43551
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on February 10, 2010, 05:52:33 PM
Hi, might be a bit off topic but does anyone know how to import the Hi-res coastlines into the Airnav system. Much prefer the SBS outlines but not sure if it can be done or not.

Just put the hires coast outlines into the Outlines folder.  I use:
COAST_HR_England.out
COAST_HR_Ireland.out
COAST_HR_Scotland_E.out
COAST_HR_Scotland_W.out
General.out (the one with the UK and Ireland coasts removed.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: tarbat on February 10, 2010, 05:53:29 PM
So those can be downloaded and copied to your \out folder easily.

I think you mean the OUTLINES folder.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: gm7czu on February 10, 2010, 06:56:39 PM
Ah thanks for that, couldn't find original outlines to replace with Hi res ones (didn't want the double vision effect if you used both)
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: gm7czu on February 11, 2010, 02:37:20 PM
Right, done as suggested but now I've got the double vision I was trying to avoid. Anyboidy know the cure? Can't locate the original "general.out" file
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Allocator on February 11, 2010, 03:19:54 PM
Right, done as suggested but now I've got the double vision I was trying to avoid. Anyboidy know the cure? Can't locate the original "general.out" file

Use Map>General Signs>Country Boundaries to switch off the RB boundaries.
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: gm7czu on February 11, 2010, 06:47:48 PM
Thanks yet again, problem solved, once more in your debt.
GM7CZU
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 21, 2010, 12:32:28 AM
Paul,
please confirm if Lisbon are available now in SBS Resources, please.
Thx.
Best regards,
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: ACW367 on February 21, 2010, 12:47:38 AM
Miguel

Lisbon LPPT is on the latest Hi-Res release

Regards
ACW367
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 21, 2010, 01:06:27 AM
Thx ACW367
I have it now.
Regards
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 21, 2010, 09:51:52 AM
Hi Miguel
Hope you like Lisbon

regards

Paul
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: mt007 on February 21, 2010, 12:36:06 PM
Hi Paul,
i love it.
i hope you make more: LPPR, LPFR and if possible LPMA and LPLA.
Thx very much.
Regards,
Miguel
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Erich on February 25, 2010, 08:25:26 PM
Paul pse Airfield Outlines vrom Linz (LOWL)
Thnx Paul
 Erich
Title: Re: High Resolution Airfield Outlines
Post by: Halcones on February 25, 2010, 08:47:05 PM
Hi all,
Can any requests for Hi-res outlines please be made on the official thread for the product at:

http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8316 (http://www.kinetic-avionics.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8316)

Saves having 2 lists running

Many thanks

Paul