April 7, 200818 yr Hello all,I'm looking for a fast single engine prop plane GA plane, and I am considering the Mooney and the Super Viking. Has anyone flown the pure FSX versions of these? How do they fly? If I just got one, which would you recommend?Thanks,Mark
April 7, 200818 yr Mark, I have the Mooney (Pure FSX) and it is great! Very detailed cockpit and very nice performance in both how it flys as well as it is FPS friendly. It has a slight higher FPS hit than the default cesna 172. Probably falls somewhere between the cesna and the lear as far as FPS impact. I fly the Mooney probably 50% of my sim time. As for the other I have not tried. Jim Wenham
April 7, 200818 yr You should take a look at the Piper Saratoga from FSD, it's a really nice plane. Looks and flys great. http://www.fsd-international.com/Hangar/Saratoga/JimDell XPS 420 Intel Core 2 Duo E6850 3.0 ghz3 gb dual channel 800 mhz DDR2 RAM512 mb nvidia 8800GT500 gb SATA drive 7200 rpmSoundblaster X-Fi Xtreme Music22" Acer widescreen LCDWindows Vista Home Premium
April 8, 200818 yr Mark, I have them both and enjoy them equally however if I was forced to choose between the two I'd go with the Viking.
April 8, 200818 yr If you want a really fast and FUN plane to fly, get the LongEZ from Alphasim. It flies as close to the real numbers as you are likely to get in this simulator. A bit of a learning curve but that is what makes it interesting. A very nice plane, a very unusual plane and just plane fun :-) It is fast, will fly tops about 220 MPH, realistically cruise 140 knots.Its payware but it is well worth the money, it's the only payware I have on FSX at the moment, I don't buy a lot of payware, only really quality work when I do. The only other payware I buy is RealAir and DreamFleet or FSD, thats it.Donald E. Donovan Donald E. Donovan Flying is the 2nd greatest thrill known to man The 1st is landing.
April 8, 200818 yr Author Commercial Member They are both good aircraft. The viking I have flown IRL also so I kinda took a favoring to that one.DaveESSB Regards, Dave Opper HiFi Support Manager
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