Flight sim?
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Well, I really want to get started into helis.
I'm going to get a HB King II. I want a sim to avoid crashes lol, so what would be a good inexpensive one for me?
Thanks!
AB
I'm going to get a HB King II. I want a sim to avoid crashes lol, so what would be a good inexpensive one for me?Thanks!
AB
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Jaghobbies has an inexpensive one on there web site that I bought with TX and cable and software http://www.jaghobbies.com/
SIMULATOR ( USB plug)
EK2-0905A
SIMULATOR ( USB plug)
EK2-0905A
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From: Osoyoos,
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There are a few FREE sims out there as wel that are just as good as the ones you pay for... Try doing a search as this topic has been covered many times.
happy fly'n
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I like the ClearView ($39 shareware - now and for all future upgrades) flight simulator, that works perfectly with the E-sky flight sim USB controller (about $20). ClearView has photo-realistic sceanery, lots of free models to download (including the HBK2 that I could never find for FMS (which does have terrible graphics)), and the ability to do weather and various training modes. I think it could probably do 3D if you had a model definition set up for it, but I have not tried that....
ClearView link: http://rcflightsim.com/download.html
E-sky controller link: http://www.raidentech.com/e4chflsitrki.html
Hope this helps!
ClearView link: http://rcflightsim.com/download.html
E-sky controller link: http://www.raidentech.com/e4chflsitrki.html
Hope this helps!
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Get an Esky USB sim cable and you can use the King 2 transmitter with a free FMS ([link=http://www.flying-model-simulator.com/]download free fms sim here[/link])



