High Voltage is the latest product by (crazy) developer Parallel 42 (//42 for shorts).

//42 High Voltage for MSFS

This scenery revolves around a “privately owned farm strip nestled amidst breathtaking hills, just a 10-mile flight from 42BC Bush Plane Campout.”. The scenery was made specifically for STOL aircraft. If you are looking for a challenge, the approach will give you just that as you will have to be extra careful with nearby high-voltage power lines, adding an extra thrill. As //42 say, “if you can hear the buzzing, you're too close”!

//42 High Voltage for MSFS

Or perhaps that’s part of the fun? You decide.

If you are a user of //42’s Campout, this scenery goes hand-in-hand with it as well and, yes, it does have helipads too!

You can get //42’s High Voltage at the official website.

//42 High Voltage for MSFS

Highlights

  • Runways: 872ft grass strip, no maintenance, marked helipad.
  • Helipads: 1 grass, poorly maintained
  • Approach Considerations: Side-sloped runway. From the East, hug terrain off the right wing and turn in over the cattle shack. From the West, dive in after power lines near stall speeds.
  • Approach Cautions: Be alert for cattle on field & CAUTION POWER LINES!
  • Notices: No low-wing aircraft beyond fence.
  • Lighting: None
  • Windsock: Portable windsock near the fence.
  • Parking: Limited
  • Amenities: Dedicated camping area, fishing, dark nights.
  • Services: no restrooms, no drinking water, no weather info, no lights, no fuel. Cell service limited. Most services available down the road at the old country store.
  • Multiple objects and hazards on approach or near runway contain collision boxes.
  • Challenging approach onto a short and narrow valley strip.
  • Custom terraforming to better resemble the region as it is IRL
  • Custom 3D library of on-ground assets.
  • Custom soundscape near power lines, campgrounds, & cows.
  • Perfect stop on Northern California Backcountry bush trip adventures.
  • Can you find the bear? What about the chicken that crossed the road?