July 10, 201411 yr I posted on this subject yesterday, and not a single person has taken a peek at the post. I can't believe no one is interested in this, so perhaps my title was too vague!Take a look at this new set of 3 tugs by JarDesign:http://tugmaster.airbus320neo.com/Here's a video showing one of them in action: I just purchased them, and they work great. The only catch is that they are for Windows only. Not sure if they're planning to support other operating systems. The best $10 I have spent in a long time. I tested on 4 different planes using all three tugs, but not on the same planes. You need to use the right tug for the right plane, of course. I tested them on the C172, the CRJ-200, the Saab 340, and the default B747. The interface is easy to use. You can drive the tugs yourself or give commands to the driver by means of 4 arrows and a stop button. Take a look; I think you'll be amazed! Tom
July 10, 201411 yr Pretty Cool. Bill Clark Windows 10 Pro, Ver 21H2 CPU I5-8600K 5.0GHz, GPU Nvidia RTX 3090 VRAM 24GB Gigabyte Z370 Gaming 7, 2TB M2.NVMe, RAM 32GB
July 10, 201411 yr All it need is audible radio communication between ground and plane. That I think would really add to the feeling of being there :rolleyes: But I still might pick it up if it's only $10..
July 10, 201411 yr Thanks for the Heads-up. Looks very cool Greetings Dave Britzius (Cockpit Designer and Flight Simulator Hardware Supplier) Cape Town http://davebritzius.com
July 10, 201411 yr Color me impressed. I cannot wait to get to the larger aircrafts. I just need to start putting more time into learning things. Thanks for the added incentive. I think I will add this to my shopping list.
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