I downloaded FMS a while ago and I added it to both my computers. One is slow but i have a joystick for it, and the other computer is top of the line but all i can do is fly with keyboard. How realistic are the physics in the game? I downloaded a plane from the internet that is a fun flying stunt plane called fun11 and the plane looks as if it defies gravity. It can do loops incredibly sharp without even gaining or losing altitude as it loops and can do a 180 with a tap of the joystick. Is this real or just nonsense?

I have been flying with the FMS it is a good simulator but some of the planes are not as realistic as I would like and others are very close. I fly an IFO that I downloaded it is very close to a standard IFO I have built a modified Mini and I was able to learn to hover from it. If you are not happy with a particular plane try downloading others. I have downloaded about seventy planes and found many that have good flight characteristics.

I hope this helps. CB

i have found FMS to be one of the best SIMs I've seen, I like it better than G2, wich i recently tossed in the can after I have played with FMS, Now realize the downloaded version is only ok. but you can find many, many upgrades and scienery that makes it great,( most of which is in japanese) IF YOU DO NOT LIKE ONE PLANE change it, everything is adjustable from thrust, weight, control throws, etc. Now I fly heli's but the planes are adjustable just as the helies are. Do a search on FMS from Yahoo and just start looking for upgrades or if you like I can send some, I have some real cool fields, with the limbo, pilon racing, and other training fields

concept1: Can you give me(us) all the details what version you use. Also all the spec,s of the computor you are using. Also what joysicks do you use and any certain details on calibrating. I would like that very much. John computor-bonehead

concept1, do you know of the links to any of the upgrade sites off-hand, or is searching an easier way to find them? It would be great if I could adjust the setup of the planes. Thanks for the help. Ed