Which Simulator to buy?

My TPG Account · 2003-11-04T00:21:24+00:00

Hi AllI am thinking about buying a sim and am wondering which is 'best'The Great Planes Realflight G2 looks very good - scenery is excellent,planes nicely detailed. But rather expensive at around $A500The Ikerus Easy Fly is much cheaper, but the graphics look a bit crappy- about $200The Aerofly Pro is not real cheap, but seems to have a lot of goodies -around $380PS I know about the freeby sims, but they seem rather crude.As I don't have the opportunity to try any of these, I would appreciatecomments and advice. Particulary re the 'reality factor' of eachDavid - a learner who has mastered crashing - and now wants to move tothe next step - landing wheels down instead of nose down.

Nov 04, 2003 24 Replies

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Paintballmavin 22 years ago

I just bought a usb interface that uses my trainer plug on my xmitter from this guy....didn't cost much & works great!

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SimGeek 22 years ago

Hi All You can try RC Plane Master for free.

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David Marks 22 years ago

I just bought RC Plane Master from Reality craft it is only about £30 and seems very good to me. You can download a free demo which will give yo a very good idea of what it is like.

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jason carr 22 years ago

I use a cable from simblaster.com that connects the buddy jack of my Hitec Eclipse to the joystick port. Works great!

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Paintballmavin 22 years ago

I bought a adapter cable from this guy.....it also works great! There's even some free add-on software so you can use it with other Windows apps.

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