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Re: R/C Simulator Interface and Free Software

If you arent practicing regularly with an airplane simulator, you are

> missing valuable stick time. Not every simulator setup is expensive and > needs to cost the price of a nice new plane and radio. I sell interfaces > for Hitec/Futaba/Airtronics radios to be used with the free simulator > Flying Model Simulator. Whether you are looking to practice hovering or > learning to take off a simulator is just what you need. You can order > online and have the setup shipped in as little as a few days. The price for > the complete setup start at 19.00 shipped to your door. > > check it out if you havent already got your setup. >
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What computer /graphics do I need to run the simulator? Checked on Real Flight and they sugessted a new graphics board.

Thanks for any info.

Gary

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Gary Spence
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| What computer /graphics do I need to run the simulator? Checked on Real | Flight and they sugessted a new graphics board.

I think it'll work with software rendering, but you really want a 3D card of some sort. A TNT2, GeForce or later card should be just fine.

As for computer speed, I'd expect a p2 300 to run it just fine, but I haven't tried anything that slow in a while ...

Windows only, so far. Haven't tried it under Wine, but it may work. :)

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Doug McLaren

yes i think alot of graphics guys/gals design the models and just "tweek" the performance to an unrealistic level. you can modify the flight characteristics of any of the models using a PAR editor or just a text editor and the .par file if you know what you're doing. ive only made a few models and i just copied a par file from another plane that flew realistically to the new model.

it definately isnt an obsolete simulator by any means and has saved many planes im sure. matt

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Matt A. Clement

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