No. Real Flight G2 in Add-Ons Volume 3 has giant scale turbine A-10 simulated (it's about 20lb model). I used this model (flying profile) and changed all parameters (measurements and weight) from Guanli Styro model, then I changed powerplant to EDF using similar to GWS EDF-55 (it was quite tricky to get the trust numbers right). Simulated model weight 1.6lb and depends on power (easy controlled by number of cells) it behaves like with stock motors or simulated brushless setup.

I really like RF G2 because it gives the "feel" of the model and it is easy to check it the model "can do that" without breaking it into pieces. Real Flight has something in it (I don't know how it works) that the flying characteristics depends not only on measurements and profile, but it varies from one model to another. In example if you modify CAP 232 and put all measurements from GP Patty Wagstaff Extra it will not behave like the real model. But if you modify Extra 300 and put exactly the same numbers, it will fly like a real one. Something is telling me, that RF G2 has some "hidden" calculations that varies from model to model. This is why it is important to modify the same airplane type to achieve replication of your model. I did it for many of my models and results were amazing.

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