Real Navigation Mod files - FINAL - Page 13

Plissken_04 · 05-24-12, 01:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Janus

Is this mod still hosted somewhere?

ftp://hartmuthaas.no-ip.org/public/S...YMODS/VANJAST/

Username & Password in my Signature!!!

So Long

Maik

Hummel · 06-19-12, 06:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Plissken_04

ftp://hartmuthaas.no-ip.org/public/S...YMODS/VANJAST/

Username & Password in my Signature!!!

So Long

Maik

THX!

Mejs · 12-24-24, 06:27 PM

Hey guys, does anybody still has this file? And does it work with GWX 3.0?

I tried hideVIIc and realistic contacts with GWX, unfortunately none of those removed the sub icon from the map.

Plissken_04 · 12-25-24, 02:14 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mejs

Hey guys, does anybody still has this file?

https://gofile.me/2YNK2/m3mTA26Gy

Mejs · 12-27-24, 02:28 PM

Thank you very much, will test it this evening.

From my observations, while cruising from Lorient to Island Channels the sky seems to be pretty consistent with what I can see at that date and location on inthesky.org website. I noticed that positions of the stars and sun are moved by 25 minutes ahead (timewise), when the moon is exactly on point with the website.

Also the periscope seems to give good 10 deegree altitude readings on 1.5 magnification. With sextant it all should be much easier.

12-24-24, 06:27 PM	#183
Mejs Nub Join Date: Nov 2024 Posts: 3 Downloads: 24 Uploads: 0	Hey guys, does anybody still has this file? And does it work with GWX 3.0? I tried hideVIIc and realistic contacts with GWX, unfortunately none of those removed the sub icon from the map.

12-27-24, 02:28 PM	#185
Mejs Nub Join Date: Nov 2024 Posts: 3 Downloads: 24 Uploads: 0	Thank you very much, will test it this evening. From my observations, while cruising from Lorient to Island Channels the sky seems to be pretty consistent with what I can see at that date and location on inthesky.org website. I noticed that positions of the stars and sun are moved by 25 minutes ahead (timewise), when the moon is exactly on point with the website. Also the periscope seems to give good 10 deegree altitude readings on 1.5 magnification. With sextant it all should be much easier.