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Why is Icing better modelled in FSX and P3D than in X-Plane 10?

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Simple! 

 

Because they both often freeze!!!!!

 

Sorry :-) this is not proper of a moderator .... :blush:

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That really was kinda funny but seriously. I have found Icing in Xplane much more represented than FSX or its derivative. ASN has helped FSX.

That's some funny stuff right there, I don't care who you are... :LMAO:

 

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That really was kinda funny but seriously. I have found Icing in Xplane much more represented than FSX or its derivative. ASN has helped FSX.

True..........

 

X-Plane is always saying "carb ice". Much more than in FSX, and far more, than I ever experienced in real life. And I often flew above those rugged snow covered mountains, at a -6 F. temp. :smile:

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