A 'must have' IMO.Incredible aircraft...especially with the Accu-Sim package.Re-discover flying. :(

Amen to that!Alan

I can hear my wife now....."Boys and your stupid toys."

Ohhhhhh Yes!!!!I've left the house for 24 hours..!

How are the frame rates. I'm starting to limp along on my now 2 year old machine and need to consider this now. I usually get about 15FPS which isn't too bad but only about 10FPS with the Flight1 Cessna Mustang (but boy is it worth every drop in lost frames!)ThanksDoug

Still getting the hang of it. Frames were very good over Montauk (UTX/REX textures/ASA with overcast) - maybe a 5 FPS hit with a cap of 30. Tried it just now at Plum Island and there was a bit more of a penalty - with moderate clouds, it was getting into the 15 FPS range. All figures with scenery complexity and autogen at very dense. Lowering those settings to dense didn't help much at Plum Island, so there may be some challenges in the way it interacts with the (very detailed) scenery. Tomorrow I'll work more with the settings - might need to reduce cloud layers in ASA (I'm at 5 at the moment). The Cub is so good that I'm willing to trade back some settings to use it.Alan

This is really a fun ride, very well done with a decent and amusing (so far) 3D passenger (although I hope they come out with the Yorkie model, which would at least have the virtue of being able to be seen over) and some great, fun to read documentation. I managed a loop the first time out and taxiing with S turns actually works well. This is very, very basic flying, as it should be.I am reminded of my uncle, who used his WII GI benefits to take flying lessons, as I suppose was not all that uncommon. He managed to crash a Cub after crossing a line of hot air from a smoldering gob pile (this was in coal mining country). It was the end of his budding flying career; I don't know if it was the end of the airplane.

Ohhhhhh Yes!!!!I've left the house for 24 hours..!

LOL David! ;)What a great weekend, the JS4100 and now the Cub!

This is an incredible piece of work but I think it's going to end up costing me serious money. Can anybody recommend some good and reasonably priced rudder pedals?I don't see how I can possibly fly this properly without them :(

I need to get this, but I'm so busy with other stuff right now that absolutely must be finished first >_<

Excellent video, lol.

This is an incredible piece of work but I think it's going to end up costing me serious money. Can anybody recommend some good and reasonably priced rudder pedals?I don't see how I can possibly fly this properly without them :(

I haven't tried the Saitek, the CH Products Pro pedals have worked great for me for years. Amazon.com.

I haven't tried the Saitek, the CH Products Pro pedals have worked great for me for years. Amazon.com.

I've used both and prefer the Saitek - the spacing between the pedals is better (CH are too close together) and I like the action better (tension is adjustable). But the main thing is to get pedals - any of them will be better than going without in this a/c.I hear you about the money. I'm suddenly thinking I've got to spring for Track IR 5...Alan

I am little confused (or plain stupid...). Do I have to buy the Cub AND the Accu-Sim add-on package (that

I am little confused (or plain stupid...). Do I have to buy the Cub AND the Accu-Sim add-on package (that

But the main thing is to get pedals - any of them will be better than going without in this a/c.

It really is a must isn't it! I almost don't want to fly it again until I've got them. Which is annoying as I won't be able to afford some for ages.

Is accumsim just the heidi addon? If so then I will pass on that. I really just want the plane and the realistic flight model, spins etc. The heidi thing I could care less about.

Is accumsim just the heidi addon? If so then I will pass on that. I really just want the plane and the realistic flight model, spins etc. The heidi thing I could care less about.

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