What a great resource! The question now is: how much hard drive space would all of these consume if one were, say, to download and install all of them (well, all of the free ones, at least)?
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What a great resource! The question now is: how much hard drive space would all of these consume if one were, say, to download and install all of them (well, all of the free ones, at least)?
It should consume very little space. AFAIK, OrbX airports are simply lists of coordinates and references to the orbX object library you already have.
The map seems to tally with my own map. I venture that mine is more useful, to me at least, as it's incorporated into Plan-G as 'user 2' waypoints, visible at minimum zoom level 6, and used for Great 48! group flight planning.
I'd like to see the Plan-G map you created Storm. The online version is pretty handy as well. Need to figure out how to save it. That way when whoever made it takes it offline, it's still available to us.
It should consume very little space. AFAIK, OrbX airports are simply lists of coordinates and references to the orbX object library you already have.
I think that is true of the free airport packs. Some of the payware ones & certainly the regions do take up a good amount of space.
Here's a snapshot of the ORBX NA Folder on my old spin drive sorted by folder size. I had a lot more ORBX stuff installed with that installation vs my SSD because size wasn't much of a factor:
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