Classic British Flight Sim

happy to help

I've only had a chance to grab two quick flights - caught fire on both occasions! Oops!

May help if you RTFM ;-) Thats the best bits about it, you have to treat it with respect and not to trash it else you either loss the engine or worse crash and die!

Chris Sykes wrote:May help if you RTFM ;-) Thats the best bits about it, you have to treat it with respect and not to trash it else you either loss the engine or worse crash and die!

Chris

I don't have an issue with RTFingM, I've only given her a couple of quick thrashes which resulted in disaster! When I've got more time I'll take her up properly and treat her with care! :tab:

I know im kidding... Its the first thing i did in the PC9 when testing, thrash it and watch... Best way to learn (in FS that is) to try and see what happens when you do something you shouldnt... Sorry if i sounded rude BTW :goodman:

Not at all - you guys must go mad when people ask away having not read the manual!

I'm happy to report a much longer airing tonight with no flames in site - she's a beauty, and great fun to fly!

Very tempting, but how are FPS? I've seen this has both front and rear cockpits in action while the Texan doesn't that I'm aware of.

Since Alpha's Rutan has left me very disappointed I fancy something sharp looking and speedy. I'm also having to nurse my FPS as my computer is now showing its age.

From what I have read, she is pretty heavy on the FR's, because of so much detail in both cockpits. It was always the way |-)

yes its frustrating when someone asks a simple question that can be answered in the manual... Hinch, shes FPS heavy, but not to a slide show heavy on my system (FSX not FS9)... I couldnt tell you what the FS9 FPS are as i havent tried it nor have i got it for FS9... I would say that if your system runs FS9 at a good 20+ then it shouldnt be a problem, for FSX id say if it was average 20 yourll be fine, thats using any aircraft... Whats your system specs and then i can say for sure...?