MA RealTurb North America

[RealTurb 24]

 

On 6/1/2019 at 10:27 PM, Sethos1988 said:

Will you be providing suggested routes we can test out in the upcoming demo, for us who know little to nothing about the region, airports and areas to try? Also so we can also test it out before and after RealTurb.

It's easy to test, you don't have to fly a specific approach or to a specific area/airport. The concept is wind and terrain, you can set up some wind and try flying upwind of the terrain (where little or no effects are expected) or downwind of the terrain (where most effects are expected), being an approach of just flying around. It's not random effects, so you can guess where they should be found based on where wind is blowing and if there is terrain on that path.

Regards,

 

[RealTurb 24]

RealTurb FREE version released, with not only the continent of Antarctica but also with the continent of Africa, which made it on time for this release!

You can find more information at www.facebook.com/RealTurb

Enjoy,

Regards,

Edited June 8, 2019 by RealTurb
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[weeksy 45]

I'd be interested to try this out but I checked your Facebook page and couldn't see any details. The last post was for the North America release.

Cheers,

Steve

[meerkat 86]

Go to SimMarket and search for RealTurb - you will find the two free continents Antarctica and Africa.

[weeksy 45]

Thanks Meerkat.

[Wolf0 31]

1 hour ago, RealTurb said:

RealTurb FREE version released, with not only the continent of Antarctica but also with the continent of Africa, which made it on time for this release!

You can find more information at www.facebook.com/RealTurb

Enjoy,

Regards,

Thank you.

Europe next?

Best regards.

[RealTurb 24]

1 hour ago, weeksy said:

I'd be interested to try this out but I checked your Facebook page and couldn't see any details. The last post was for the North America release.

Cheers,

Steve

Try refreshing the page? It should be there and pinned on top.

In any case if anyone else has problems viewing the facebook post here is the simmarket link you can download for free:

https://secure.simmarket.com/m.-a.-realturb-realturb-africa-and-antarctica-p3dv4.phtml

32 minutes ago, Wolf0 said:

Thank you.

Europe next?

Best regards.

South America and then Europe.

Regards,

[A320wolf 27]

Hi guys!

I've asked in the HIFIsim forum if Active Sky has the same features of RealTurb, first of all turbulence and wind shifting related to the terrain.

The answer I've received is this: "Active Sky products should not be run with other weather related addons. Our products already have realistic turbulence, wind shifting and wind shear effects based on weather conditions and terrain."

I have to admit that I'm a little confused 😐 because if you tell us that HiFisim gave you some help to work on your product, why should they answer in this way ? It's not politically correct imho.

Anyway I'll try the demo of RealTurb, and I'll judge by myself.

Bye, Max

 

[ComSimPilot 623]

7 hours ago, A320wolf said:

Hi guys!

I've asked in the HIFIsim forum if Active Sky has the same features of RealTurb, first of all turbulence and wind shifting related to the terrain.

The answer I've received is this: "Active Sky products should not be run with other weather related addons. Our products already have realistic turbulence, wind shifting and wind shear effects based on weather conditions and terrain."

I have to admit that I'm a little confused 😐 because if you tell us that HiFisim gave you some help to work on your product, why should they answer in this way ? It's not politically correct imho.

Anyway I'll try the demo of RealTurb, and I'll judge by myself.

Bye, Max

 

 

That's a weird answer indeed. Can @RealTurb help us understand what this means?

[Nickbe 401]

Hi All!

Activesky really generates all the necessary information about weather, turbulence and wind shear in the location where it should be. This is real weather data! We in EZCA3 obtained these data directly from ActiveSky and do our turbulence.

I don't know how the theoretical information about the turbulence can be more accurately real data from ActiveSky.

But I have not tried RealTurb and I can be wrong in my conclusions.

[ComSimPilot 623]

Misunderstanding solved over at HiFi forums. :)

Here is the link:

https://hifisimtech.com/forums/showthread.php?10716-RealTurb-add-on&highlight=realturb

[ZKOKQ 984]

Interesting the RT developer is a real A30 pilot. And after reading that post at HiFi, I know I won't regret my purchase of the RealTurb line of products

[ZKOKQ 984]

10 hours ago, Nickbe said:

But I have not tried RealTurb

You should. EZY V3 works great with it.

[TopGun33 124]

9 hours ago, Daedalus said:

Misunderstanding solved over at HiFi forums. 🙂

Here is the link:

https://hifisimtech.com/forums/showthread.php?10716-RealTurb-add-on&highlight=realturb

if I may my friend quote the answer from Mr Kostas Terzides (AS dev) here for those who are not registered on the ActiveSky forums :

 

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Dave is correct that ActiveSky is not supposed to work with other weather addons in general, but RealTurb is a different case (Dave may not be 100% uptodate on this specific addon as it's relatively new and I didn't have the time to update him).

I worked together with RealTurb developer to make sure integration is the best one possible. The 2 products are not conflicting, but are more or less complimentary. ActiveSky does provide wind shear/turblence/microburst etc effects on its own, but these are generated globally and dynamically based on the current weather conditions and terrain. Since terrain detail in several cases may not be have the detail needed, since AS16, we have exposed an API to let users create customized and localized effects (All this is part of ActiveSky documentation).
The developer of RealTurb (who is a real A320 captain) was one of the first trying to take advantage of this functionality and after a long time of hard work this ended up taking the form of RealTurb.

I need to clarify that none of these products requires the other to function properly (and there is certainly no business affiliation, nor do we provide any kind of support for RealTurb). Having said that, RealTurb (wherever applicable) does enhance ActiveSky effects nicely and makes them more realistic, while on the other hand RealTurb works best when taking advantage of ActiveSky's direct wind/effect control.

 

Edited June 11, 2019 by TopGun33

[roi1862 595]

Hi @RealTurb

Is the software take in account winds effect like fore example at LXGB ? See the chart