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Old 06-12-2005 | 09:04 AM
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Default RCFS 2001 vs FMS for Pattern training

Hi,

I have been using RCFS since the first Kallend PC version (1989) up to version 4. I upgraded to RCFS 2001 but did not have the hardware to run it successfully. I put it to one side for some time.

I upgraded and am now considering what to do next. P4 3.4Ghz 1 GB Ram, Radeon X300 SE 128 MB & Sound Blaster Live! 24-bit.

Unwittingly I had bought a sound card without a game port. It is going to take a bit of messing around to setup to run RCFS 2001, USB game port adaptors etc. Is it worth it? Alternatively I could set up an FMS interface and run that.

Which is “better”, FMS or RCFS 2001? I mainly want to use it for pattern training.
Old 06-24-2005 | 03:56 PM
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Default RE: RCFS 2001 vs FMS for Pattern training

Well, I have FMS. This program is just as good as RealFlight. I've used both programs, and cant find anything that I dont like about any of them. Try FMS. I guarantee you will like it. I have never tried RCFS, so I really cant speak on that.

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Old 06-24-2005 | 04:18 PM
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Default RE: RCFS 2001 vs FMS for Pattern training

I have both of the programs. In my opinion, RCFS is better in flight characteristics but I like being able to make my own planes for FMS. I have not tried any of the other more modern programs so I won't try to speak on those, and you didn't ask about those. Each of these has its advantages.


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