Robert Helibird
2nd Sep 2004, 15:22
Hello,
first my apologies if this is going to be slightly off-topic. I'm no helicopter pilot. However, I'm interested in helicopters for a long time now and it's one of my favourite hobbies. I hope to get a private license one day and until then I'm enjoying flight simlation software on the PC.
I'm reading this forum for a while now and it's really great and interesting to read about the real world helos. I just registered today and am looking for help:
I'm working on a freeware scenery (sort of add-on software program) for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. I want to add some more heliports in the USA in the greater New York area and New Jersey. I gathered a lot of data and even some small satellite images.
However, I didn't find any photos for the heliports which are mostly Southampton (Long Island), Haverstraw, Newark Heliport and Freeport.
I really appreciate if someone could help me with photos no matter the quality or could point me in a direction/or link.
Thank you very much in advance!
So long,
Robert
first my apologies if this is going to be slightly off-topic. I'm no helicopter pilot. However, I'm interested in helicopters for a long time now and it's one of my favourite hobbies. I hope to get a private license one day and until then I'm enjoying flight simlation software on the PC.
I'm reading this forum for a while now and it's really great and interesting to read about the real world helos. I just registered today and am looking for help:
I'm working on a freeware scenery (sort of add-on software program) for Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004. I want to add some more heliports in the USA in the greater New York area and New Jersey. I gathered a lot of data and even some small satellite images.
However, I didn't find any photos for the heliports which are mostly Southampton (Long Island), Haverstraw, Newark Heliport and Freeport.
I really appreciate if someone could help me with photos no matter the quality or could point me in a direction/or link.
Thank you very much in advance!
So long,
Robert