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cva563
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Post subject:  Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 1:17 pm |
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Location: CYFC Fredericton NB
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Ok I flew from CYWG to CYiv a total of 1:22 block to block but when I tried to send the file it said no log for that pilot, I hve logged with FSX is there some difference with FS9 can you add my hours it was flown on line today. Thanks
I checked the FSAcars files and my pilot id 563 is in the bottom line where it is supposed to be
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 1:58 pm |
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cva563 wrote: Ok I flew from CYWG to CYiv a total of 1:22 block to block but when I tried to send the file it said no log for that pilot, I hve logged with FSX is there some difference with FS9 can you add my hours it was flown on line today. Thanks
I checked the FSAcars files and my pilot id 563 is in the bottom line where it is supposed to be
If you have not changed your setup at all then you should be fine.
The last line in the log for you should read:
PilotNumber=563
Check to make sure this is correct as some people have put CVA in there which will not work.
Also, if you have a log that was not successfully sent, the next time you do a flight it should allow you to resend that log. You may be prompted to submit the log more than once and have to click ok for each log to send. Maybe do a quick flight (1 circuit at an airport) and try again to see if the log will send properly.
Let us know how you make out and we'll go from there.
Cheers! :thumbsup:
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cva563
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:07 pm |
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Location: CYFC Fredericton NB
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I flew the DC4 this afternoon on FSX and the log went fine I will resend the Dash 7 one again and see what happens. Everything seems to be ok if not will send you that thread
Thanks
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Post subject: Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 10:52 pm |
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Location: CYFC Fredericton NB
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Ok I am flying tonight with the gang from Marair on a private server but I did a FSAcars log from cjq9 to cybt in a BAron 58tc and I was able to send the log ok on FS9 Not sure what happened before You can delete that flight if you want since it is not a standard route, I will continue to fly FS9 and log and see what happens
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Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 3:30 pm |
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cva563 wrote: Ok disregard that last post that was not what I wanted to ask I have lots of routes in the Atlantic area to fly what I was wanting to know is can I fly a cargo plane on these routes like the Dash 7 or the DC4 which I am mastering daily  The Cargo routes seem to be only out west and Ontario and north which is fine . just wondering maybe I should post this someplace else in another spot hummm..... :blush:
1) You can fly ANY route you want and as long as you are flying as a CVA pilot you can log those hours. CVA preferred routes are already listed on our website but not mandatory that you only fly these routes
2) You can fly any aircraft that you are currently rated for based upon your hours. With the exception of Multi's where you can fly any aircraft.
Cargo unfortunately needs an overhaul in terms of aircraft fleet, etc but yes you can use these aircraft as they are more traditional Cargo style planes.
Cheers!
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Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 10, 2009 7:07 pm |
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CVA7769 wrote: ...
1) You can fly ANY route you want and as long as you are flying as a CVA pilot you can log those hours. CVA preferred routes are already listed on our website but not mandatory that you only fly these routes
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That's one opint that I had never seen in the FAQs and whatnot (I might have missed it if it was mentionned).
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Post subject: Posted: Wed Jun 24, 2009 3:15 pm |
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cva563 wrote: Great thanks for all the info Gotta FLY now
Unfortunately the new website does have some minor limitations in regards to "free flights". This cannot be done / recorded anymore as it was previously. There are a few possible workarounds:
1) File a manual pirep with your start / destination airports, flight time, etc.
2) Choose a CVA route that closely mimics the flight in terms of distance and file that route.
3) If you have a route that you really like to fly a lot and it is not listed, let us know the details and we'll try to get a route created for you.
Cheers!
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