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From: London, US MINOR OUTLYING ISLANDS
I tried Reflex XTR, seemed unrealistic a tad and that pits barrier thing, although is obviosuly a safety thing is very anonoying sometimes.
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From: Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
ive used both, i didnt have more than 10 mins on RTX but it flew BS. it was very sloppy and t felt as tho the servos were taking doube the length of time to get to the full throw, and the flip flew terrible, i had one and it flew 10x beter
afp on the other hand.............
ive just come of spendign about an hour on it. its great, very realistic for most things, apart from ground handelling. i woud recomend it to everyone cos without it, id be only half the pilot i am now
afp on the other hand.............
ive just come of spendign about an hour on it. its great, very realistic for most things, apart from ground handelling. i woud recomend it to everyone cos without it, id be only half the pilot i am now
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From: Ballwin, MO
AFP is the best for 3D in my opinion....I have it and I have G2 and AFP is much much better for 3D. I tried Reflex and while the scenery and airplanes look awesome, the flight physics need some work.
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i got realflight and i got an extra and a cap that do 3D like a foamie! the only catch is i have totally redesigned the whole airplane, wing chord, airfoil, throws, weight, etc. but now i have two great flying airplanes, checkout my gallery!
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From: Mascoutah,
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Aeroflypro.com will ship international and they are the best sim around ive tryed reflex(didnt like it but not getting into this agian) RFg2 and last but not least fms. Boy was fms fun but nothing can compare in the world of simulation to aeroflypro
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From: Carmarthen, UNITED KINGDOM
I had the same problem learning 3d with my g2 simulator but try downloading the ULTIMATE 3D from the Realflight website on the aircraft page. I find it works great!!!!!!!!
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From: South, NEW ZEALAND
AF pro is the best physics by a long shot and now with the panorama photo scenery for Afp the graphics are nearly the same as reflex. Realflight taught me how to hover yet afp is just in another league
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From: Brisbane, AUSTRALIA
AFP all the way, in about 2 months it has taekn me from scady cat to PSYCHO CAT, I will do rolling circuits now, snaps, all sorst of things, next Im gonna try hovering for real
Well thats just my opinion,
Fly-guy

Well thats just my opinion,
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From: J�nk�ping, SWEDEN
I’ve tried the Ultimate 3D in RFG2 but something with it that doesn’t fell right. I’m going to Florida in February and going to buy AF Pro then. Think I fly the G2 till then.
Thanks everyone for letting me know your opinion
Thanks everyone for letting me know your opinion
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From: Vineland,
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My vote is for AFP also. There are more and better planes available free if you know where to look. In my opinion AFP is better for 3D too. You can make it feel like 3D, or you're particular plane and setup if you like.
I asked this question in the electric forum but got no response. Does anyone have a good/realistic shockflyer type of electric for download anywhere?
Thanks_bob
I asked this question in the electric forum but got no response. Does anyone have a good/realistic shockflyer type of electric for download anywhere?
Thanks_bob
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From: Essex, UNITED KINGDOM
not a shocky, but ive got some brilliant electric planes
for free planes go to www.rc-sim.de you have to sighn in a register but its free and you get accest to literally 100s of free DLs for most sims
for free planes go to www.rc-sim.de you have to sighn in a register but its free and you get accest to literally 100s of free DLs for most sims
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From: Great OakleyNorthants, UNITED KINGDOM
hi ya all i was just looking on ebay in the uk and came across the Reflex xtr but its only the cd what sort of interface would go with it could the aerofly interface work with it.
thanks
Antony
thanks
Antony
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hi ya all i was just looking on ebay in the uk and came across the Reflex xtr but its only the cd what sort of interface would go with it could the aerofly interface work with it.
thanks
Antony
hi ya all i was just looking on ebay in the uk and came across the Reflex xtr but its only the cd what sort of interface would go with it could the aerofly interface work with it.
thanks
Antony
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