Classic British Flight Sim

Hi Leif

No mate.. I doubt it. Only one fx comes with the set (eng start).. the others are default. The old girl certainly doesn't 'kick up' in the same way as say the default Bell does in FS9 and the effects entries in the cfgs are identical It's there.. just not as furious

ATB

DaveB

Techy111 wrote:Hmmm...? You say this is for FS9 Monir....? Think that may be your problem..?

Sycamore is FSX....but you are using FS9 mate..?

Tony

Hi Tony .

I am flying only FSX SP1 and SP2 but no acceleration installed,intentionally.

I am using Rick's Bristol Sycamore FSX modle definetly.

I was reffering to the other two helis being FS9 models but they fly very well in FSX.

I will fly the Bristol Sycamore again for a farther check ASAP.

Monir

DaveB wrote:Hi Leif

No mate.. I doubt it. Only one fx comes with the set (eng start).. the others are default. The old girl certainly doesn't 'kick up' in the same way as say the default Bell does in FS9 and the effects entries in the cfgs are identical It's there.. just not as furious

ATB

DaveB

I am Tempted to agree with Dave.... The old girl certainly doesn't 'kick up' in the same way as say the default Bell does in FSX .

The Rotorwash is certainly there in the Bristol Sycamore for FSX,but it is not easy for the inexperience to get gradualy, close enough to the water surface without crashing and get sent up high again .

The FS9 Bell Float Standard Huey shown in my last screeen shot is much easier to get close enough to AI Windsurfers at Plymouth harbour

Monir







With my thanks to imageshack.us.

Yes indeed. The only downside to this, if it can be considered a downside, is that you're a darned sight closer to impending doom than you would be in a default/similar chopper.

Nice shots Monir

ATB

DaveB