Wow, there is a lot of tension in this forum! I personally would have to concur with NightOne. The majority of people do not like to spend 200 dollars on a sim. This does not mean that they won’t spend 200 dollars on a sim, I am just simply stating that if a prudent person had a choice on a $100 or a $200 dollar sim that were very comparable, they would chose a $100 dollar sim.

Now to why I am at this post, I came here to find out which sim would be best to acquire, a G3 or a Reflex. The only reason that I have decide upon these two to pick from is due to the fact I was not aware of any others that are on the market. Now that I know that there are others to choose from, I am definitely going to try the cheaper one first, like the Clearview. I have downloaded the G3 demo, The Reflex demo and the Clearview demo. If the Clearview is even close to the G3 and the Reflex in handling characteristics, I will unquestionably purchase the Clearview and keep the 170 dollars I saved to put towards my Heli when needed.

One last thing, this is in retort to a remark made earlier by someone in a post. I believe their statement was along the lines of, (individuals who spend a thousand plus dollars on a RC Model would have no qualms with forking out 200 dollars for a sim). That might be true. I cannot speak for anyone else; however, I easily have over 1000 dollars in my t-rex, and still had a lot of hesitation about spending 200 dollars for a software program. I am now very pleased that I have come to this forum, I have a feeling that it will save me 170 dollars.


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