VFR "Coastal Series"

[AS 2 Tom Little]

We just got the call this evening from Code Enforcement that permits were granted and work should begin within the week. So, hopefully in about two, I can begin printing, painting, flying and streaming again!

That is great news Sonja!

[sonjamichelle]

AND! I started organizing my studio. I can see floor and desktops!!!

Once we get the electrical done and my workshop out back ready, we can move the stored boxes and crap out of our respective workspaces in the house.

[sonjamichelle]

Took me the better part of three days to complete, but I have all my AI aircraft installed.




I should be able to do the next leg of the Coastal Flights pretty soon. Two house moves in less than three months really zapped our energy. BUT, good news is the electrical here is MUCH better. We can run multiple computers at once now!!! WITHOUT blowing breakers!!! YAY!

Now I just have to finish setting up my office/studio/workshop, hehe.

[AS 2 Tom Little]

Great to hear Sonja! Just in time for the holiday flying season

[sonjamichelle]

FINALLY got the time to put my FlightPC back together. Moving, setting up, cold weather, lack of time has been really in the way.

Then I had the 4TB SSD holding all my flight stuff fail. I was wondering why I was getty cruddy performance. I'm reinstalling all of my AI now and a few more add-ons. The couple of test flights I did on the new drive went smoothly.

I'll be able to resume the VFR flights soon.

[AS 2 Tom Little]

Oh if it ain't one thing, it's another! Sounds like you're getting much closer though

[sonjamichelle]

Found that some of the problems I have been having the past few weeks with BSOD and freeze ups was the UPS I had it plugged into. Not enough juice. Switched over to another and was able to do a couple of MyAAS flights and some "screw around" flights.

Even got the VR headset working, at least with Steam. Next is t set it up with MSFS.

My Saitek AP panel no longer has a function digit display. All the buttons on it though are replicated on the Bravo Throttle.

And of course with my ability to 3D print, I can whip up some new things like a GNS530 gauge, other switch panels and even a full blown G1000. Now, just to get that "can't solder to save my life" issue taken care of, lol.