crisk73 reported issue XSG-2013: Airfield elevation incorrect in reference to scenery pack 14452 on October 8, 2016 11:06 AM
Closed

Elevation was set in feet, has to be converted to meters else with "runway follows terrain contour" set to OFF the airfield appears on top of a ugly plateau.
Set elevation at 67.6 m. Thanks.

  • crisk73 September 25, 2018 10:04 PM


    Please you can close this, the airport with the correct elevation has been submitted and approved.

Jennifer Roberts reported issue XSG-2086: EGKR Airport at wrong groun... on October 30, 2016 11:28 AM
Closed

Product= XPlane
Version= 10.51
OS= Windows
Summary= EGKR Airport at wrong ground elevation amsl
Description= Redhill Airport,UK (ICAO:EGKR) is at the wrong elevation above mean sea level and is showing up as sitting on a "table top" plateau - which it isn't in real life, when viewed from Gatwick Airport runway 08Right.

The correct elevation for EGKR is 222 feet amsl (data from the UK half millon scale sectional.)

Steps= Start x-plane 10,51 at London Gatwick R/W 08R, go into virtual cockpit view mode and look over the left wing and then forward towards the nose. You will see a raised plateau on the horizon.

Gatwick EGKK airfield elevation (where you are viewing from) is 198 feet amsl, and Redhill EGKR ia 222 feet amsl so it should not visible at all - pretty much on the same level amsl.

  • David C December 3, 2020 12:10 PM


    Current recommended airport scenery is set to 222 feet as requested above. This bug report can be closed.

rich_g85 reported issue XSG-9995: New 8.33kHz frequencies in reference to scenery pack 51578 on April 8, 2020 10:51 AM
Closed

New frequencies as follows:
Redhill Tower 119.605
Redhill Information 125.305

  • crisk73 April 8, 2020 12:20 PM


    Done. Uploaded.

niklasrichardson commented in reference to scenery pack 80862 on September 16, 2021 9:35 AM

Is there any chance of getting this updated and approved as it would be great to get the "unofficial" tarmac runway added to x-plane ready for winter!

Thanks!

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