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FSX Mysterious Blinking Light

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DeanP

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Anyone know what this is. It is a blinking light on the taxiway, I think from the FSX scenery. I cannot seem to eliminate it. Thanks in advance.

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Dean,
can i take it shows in FSX on the ground?
it could quite possibly be Library object "Hazard/pole01" which i thought could just be deleted, that's of course if it shows in ADE
if not try a very small "Exclusion Rectangle/All" over it, and see if that gets rid of it
 
Thanks Ray.

I cannot select it to delete it. It is on the ground and it a round blinking white light. I have tried the exclusion. It does not seem to be in FSX original airport.
 
That looks like part of a set of approach lights. That is how ADE depicts a strobe light Your screenshot is too zoomed in to tell. Zoom out and hit the L key to see the approach lights. Select the runway and hit Enter to open the property dialog. Check the Lights tab and look at the approach light settings which will show the number of strobes present.

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Thanks gentlemen. It was the left vasi on the secondary runway. A little encouragement and advice keeps a guy hunting for the answer.

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