Hovering/G2 sim
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From: W. Bloomfield,
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I have the G2 sim and just started trying to hover. I have a Cap232 that I am using in the sim. Is this the right plane to use to learn to hover with this sim? Any suggestions for settings, planes? Thanks
Michael
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From: Krefeld, GERMANY
I use the CAP 232 to hover on G2. It's highly modified, of course. I think it weighs something like 5 lbs??? I run the Super Tigre 4500, with hover around 1/2 throttle. Make sure your control surfaces are huge and the deflection is huge. Much more deflection is needed for 3d than for sport flying. Good luck, Andrew
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From: Salmon ArmBritish Columbia, CANADA
I have G2, but noe of the add-ons. Can anyone send me one of the included airplanes modified for practicing 3D stuff? I have found some "giant-scale" versions of the CAP, but they are ridiculously easy to hover and all but impossible to fly normally!
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Keep practicing with the stock Cap - the only "3d" it will do is torque roll and the entry is a little tricky, but once you get to where you can TR it all day long and touch the tail, doing it in real life becomes EASY b/c you'll have learned to give the correct inputs quickly without really thinking about it. And if you can TR like that first, hovering becomes a non-issue.
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What adjustments do you need to make for the stock cap? It keeps snapping out on me. I'm currently practising on a 3D Ultimate I down loaded, but it is very easy and I need a bit more of a challenge to improve.
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http://www.realflight.com/swap/index.html
I have had best results with using the Extra 330S as a beginning platform for 3D mods, if you have the addons 4 disk, download the Freestyle (SD) version of it from the swap page, this is an excellent start. Then tune it to suit your needs, I have 4 varients of this aircraft I regularly fly, each of them set up to fly a little different style of 3D... great plane. The stock Extra 330S 3D is what I used as my "hovering" sharpener and works quite well. The Edge is also a great plane to start with.
Have fun!
I have had best results with using the Extra 330S as a beginning platform for 3D mods, if you have the addons 4 disk, download the Freestyle (SD) version of it from the swap page, this is an excellent start. Then tune it to suit your needs, I have 4 varients of this aircraft I regularly fly, each of them set up to fly a little different style of 3D... great plane. The stock Extra 330S 3D is what I used as my "hovering" sharpener and works quite well. The Edge is also a great plane to start with.
Have fun!
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Mike Badger has a great collection of RFG2 planes modified for 3D at [link=http://www.aero3D.net]AERO3D.net[/link]
You can get some nifty paint schemes too.
Kurt
You can get some nifty paint schemes too.
Kurt






