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Is this an oxymoron? Or is there somewhere I could find them. I assumed FSX would come preloaded with them all but I appear to be wrong.
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If you are looking for freeware charts then I suggest vatsim.net: www.vatsim.net
Just go to Pilot Resource centre and select "charts"
If you want something a bit better then there are payware by Jeppesen. Not really a fan of them but I have a binder filled with them somewhere :P -
Great thanks. IM thinking about paying for a year of Jeppeson and printing them all out.Comment
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www.fscharts.com is, let's say descent. It provides approach charts for some airports which is good. However for others it just gives a zoomed in version of what you see on the GPS in FS. See what ya think anyway...
Cheers,
DaleLast edited by G-DALE; 2007-01-21, 20:33. Reason: Typo - spelling 'descent' instead of 'decent.' I've just finished playing FS so I'm still in the 'flying' mood hehe...Comment
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With Jeppesen I had some problems with the paper size...I mean not all charts fit on the standard sheet of paper...Originally posted by Bok269Comment
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Good point. Small price to pay for not having to keep a subscription.Originally posted by pkonowrockiComment
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www.myairplane.com has all USA ones. Canada ones can be found the the respective FIR/ARTCC, and I think that goes for pretty much all the ATC regions, you can find charts on their sites. If not, you could probably find them someplace else.Comment
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Airnav.com also has all of the Charts for the US along with the radio information and field info for every airport in the US....O'Hare - The Aviation God's greatest creation, or their greatest mistake? you be the judge!Comment
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You could go to your local FBO and make friends with them.. Each month they send back a crap load of charts that they don't sell that have become outdated. You'll have to make friends with them in order for them to give them to you.. Talk to a CFI not the owner. Some CFI's are pretty cool. It also helps if you have taken lessons with them..Comment
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