New PA44

[sd_flyer 6,038]

Has anyone tried it yet?

 

http://store.x-plane.org/PA44-180T-Turbocharged-Seminole-_p_504.html#tab-1

 

This twin brings some of memories 

[finkelstein 25]

Hey,

 

I don't think it's a new aircraft, I think it's just been updated. I've only seen some footage of the old version and that wasn't all that great. Flight model didn't seem all that great and the texturing does not strike me as the selling point. No first hand experience with the model though, so I hope someone else will be able to chime in.

[sd_flyer 6,038]

Hey,

 

I don't think it's a new aircraft, I think it's just been updated. I've only seen some footage of the old version and that wasn't all that great. Flight model didn't seem all that great and the texturing does not strike me as the selling point. No first hand experience with the model though, so I hope someone else will be able to chime in.

 

 

Thanks I actually got. All that you wrote is pretty much true. I wrote to developers about problems lets see what he will answer 

[MarioDonick 752]

I don't think it's a new aircraft, I think it's just been updated.

That's not correct. This one is the Seneca V with G600 avionics; the older one was the Seneca II with analogue instruments.

 

I bought the aircraft last night, esp. for the G600, but still need to fly it. ^^

[finkelstein 25]

Thanks I actually got. All that you wrote is pretty much true. I wrote to developers about problems lets see what he will answer 

 

 

 Too bad! Thanks for diving in though. Would you mind posting some shots of the panel? The pics on the org generally don't do the products justice.

 

That's not correct. This one is the Seneca V with G600 avionics; the older one was the Seneca II with analogue instruments.

 

I bought the aircraft last night, esp. for the G600, but still need to fly it. ^^

 

Are you talking about the Carenado? This is an entirely different aircraft by a different developer.  

[MarioDonick 752]

Are you talking about the Carenado? This is an entirely different aircraft by a different developer.

Of course I'm talking about Carenado; their X-Plane aircraft:

 

Old Seneca II: http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php?accion=product&correl=69

 

New Seneca V: http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php?accion=product&correl=182

[tf51d 284]

Of course I'm talking about Carenado; their X-Plane aircraft:

 

Old Seneca II: http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php?accion=product&correl=69

 

New Seneca V: http://www.carenado.com/CarSite/Portal/index.php?accion=product&correl=182

Those are not the subject of this thread, which is the AeroSphere’s Piper PA44-180T Turbocharged Seminole

[MarioDonick 752]

Those are not the subject of this thread, which is the AeroSphere’s Piper PA44-180T Turbocharged Seminole

 

Argh.... I'm sorry!!! :blush2:

 

Not enough sleep apparently.

[sd_flyer 6,038]

I really can't relate AeroSphere PA44 from  to real PA44  I flown :(

Although it says: "Test flown by a Piper Seminole pilot for accurate flight characteristics" Really?

[be77solo 125]

I really can't relate AeroSphere PA44 from  to real PA44  I flown

Although it says: "Test flown by a Piper Seminole pilot for accurate flight characteristics" Really?

 

Good to know, thanks for passing along.  I too looked at it as well and was flipping through the support forum.  I will move on.