AFP
07-20-2005 | 10:20 AM
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I'm new to this simulator thing but I can definitely see the advantages. Question is this: Does anyone have a good model of the aeroworks Katana? Prefferably the 29% but I would gladly take either. That is my big 3D plane & I would love to have one to practice with in AFP. Thanks
07-20-2005 | 11:34 AM
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RE: AFP
There is a 40% version, but you could resize it to 29%.
There are ALOT of planes for AFP. More then any other sim. Giant scales are one of it's strong points.
There are ALOT of planes for AFP. More then any other sim. Giant scales are one of it's strong points.
07-20-2005 | 01:52 PM
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Cool. Where can I find it? I ordered aerofly pro yesterday because one of my flying buds suggested it. I already had G2 but was so dissapointed in it that it has just been collecting dust. I would have ordered the deluxe version but didn't want to have to upgrade my computer.
Once I find the plane is it going to be difficult to install it? Oh & one more thing. I have a Futaba 9Z and also the 9C. I saw that I needed an additional adaptor cord for the 9C to operate with the sim but how about the 9Z? I didn't see that radio listed on the web site at all. (I do have a Futaba trainer box to get my by if needed)
Once I find the plane is it going to be difficult to install it? Oh & one more thing. I have a Futaba 9Z and also the 9C. I saw that I needed an additional adaptor cord for the 9C to operate with the sim but how about the 9Z? I didn't see that radio listed on the web site at all. (I do have a Futaba trainer box to get my by if needed)
