tough question
08-28-2003 | 08:56 PM
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tough question
Heres the though question for a sim first timer.
Which sim is the most flexible in aircraft characteristics and could be altered (if necessary) to replicate electric powerplants.
G2 offers the Spitfire and CAP but no parkflyers. Cockpit master has the parkfly. No one stop shop ?
comments appreciated
andy barnett
New Zealand
Which sim is the most flexible in aircraft characteristics and could be altered (if necessary) to replicate electric powerplants.
G2 offers the Spitfire and CAP but no parkflyers. Cockpit master has the parkfly. No one stop shop ?
comments appreciated
andy barnett
New Zealand
08-29-2003 | 04:50 AM
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From: AdelaideSouth Australia, AUSTRALIA
tough question
g2 has parkflyers.
IMO go for FMS....its free and it works!....ive got g2, fms, aerofly....
as far as translating the skills to real life..the eye candy is over-rated IMO.
IMO go for FMS....its free and it works!....ive got g2, fms, aerofly....
as far as translating the skills to real life..the eye candy is over-rated IMO.
08-29-2003 | 01:36 PM
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tough question
Aerofly pro, has everything, park fliers, TOC modles, helis, trainers
it also has the most realistic stall charecteristics out there, graphics are good and its loads cheeper the G2
it also has the most realistic stall charecteristics out there, graphics are good and its loads cheeper the G2
08-29-2003 | 02:56 PM
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From: Ellsworth/Maine
tough question
"most realistic" is a little off the line. "nice" would be more suitable, "could be much better" would be the right expression for their heli sim. still a long way to go for them.
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