No flaming please!FlightOne: Nice job! I have put about 2.5 hours on the 172R (since my download 2.6 hours ago) and I hit the numbers (very close) like I used to in the real Skyhawk (172N). It was like De-ja-vu, all over again! (Thanks Yogi...)Question: Has anyone flown Solo in it yet?I've experienced severe rolling tendency to the left if I fly solo. I put in 210 pounds for the pilot; trying to keep it realistic :(The default M$ version does also roll but not as severe.The handling is great if I counter-balance with 210 pounds in the right seat; almost hands-off flying. Almost.Again, Great job Guys! I can't wait to repaint. The Archer is awesome too!Best Regards,Jim Donlin

>Question: Has anyone flown Solo in it yet?>I did. And I was actually wondering about that too - the roll seems bit too strong.Michael J.WinXP-Home,AMD64 3500+,Abit AV8, Radeon X800 Pro,WD 36GB Raptor,1 GB PC3200 http://www.reality-xp.com/community/nr/rsc/rxp-higher.jpg

No problem on this end at all. Absolutely smooth and straight.Maybe balance your load to both seats (FS seems to handle weight distribution a little strange sometimes), and make sure you have equal fuel in both tanks.

Hi, I guess the point was to NOT balance the load equally, but that the effect of uneven loading (which is realistic on solo flights) seems overexaggerated. possible solution: The station load of the two front seats can be moved closer to the "centerline" of the aircraft. Does it use the same values like the default C172 (I don