Beaver Lake, AR, is not in XP-11 scenery. It is a 28,220 acre with 449 miles of shoreline (per beaverlake.com) East of Rogers, AR., South of Garfield, AR, NorhtWest of Eureka, Springs, AR.
A major hydro-electric damn across the White River at the East end which feed Table Rock Lake in Missouri. This is a major body of water and a big omission from X-Plane. HeadwindH
The Beaver Lake, Arkansas I am talking about is not an airport but about 44 square miles of lake water that does not show up in X-Plane 11. The Beaver Lake Dam feeds and controls the water level of Table Rock Lake, Missouri a few miles to the East. Table Rock is prominent in X-Plane. Where do I report such an issue to Laminar?
Julian, I checked the Airport package and everything looks fine, however, I did a test flight in the Default C-172 with default scenery, and the Lake is probably "Larger" in real life than it appears in X-Plane. When I did another flight using "Orthos" as scenery, I could notice the difference. All for your info... Matt
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Beaver Lake, AR, is not in XP-11 scenery. It is a 28,220 acre with 449 miles of shoreline (per beaverlake.com) East of Rogers, AR., South of Garfield, AR, NorhtWest of Eureka, Springs, AR.
A major hydro-electric damn across the White River at the East end which feed Table Rock Lake in Missouri. This is a major body of water and a big omission from X-Plane. HeadwindH
Julian Lockwood July 2, 2019 4:33 AM
Please file a New Airport Code Request.
HeadwindH July 2, 2019 1:39 PM
The Beaver Lake, Arkansas I am talking about is not an airport but about 44 square miles of lake water that does not show up in X-Plane 11. The Beaver Lake Dam feeds and controls the water level of Table Rock Lake, Missouri a few miles to the East. Table Rock is prominent in X-Plane. Where do I report such an issue to Laminar?
Julian, I checked the Airport package and everything looks fine, however, I did a test flight in the Default C-172 with default scenery, and the Lake is probably "Larger" in real life than it appears in X-Plane. When I did another flight using "Orthos" as scenery, I could notice the difference. All for your info... Matt