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A study level helo…? You had me at “study”

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I have the RealSimGear GTN750 hardware so I pop out the PMS750 onto that to supplement the lack of modern navigation avionics in the Mi-2. (Also to display a GPS altimeter in feet since everything in the helo is metric). 

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    I've been having a ball with the TOAG Hughes 500.  About as close to a study level helicopter that you'll get.

I'm Taken to believe it may be a port from a well known free mi-2 for X-Plane...

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27 minutes ago, jcomm said:

I'm Taken to believe it may be a port from a well known free mi-2 for X-Plane...

How so…?

theres no “porting” between the sims, other than some of the 3D modeling…

1 hour ago, jcomm said:

I'm Taken to believe it may be a port from a well known free mi-2 for X-Plane...

Ridiculous, the aircraft has been in development since 2023, with the devs outlining that they utilized 3D scans of a real Mi-2 they had access to, plus their own recordings of said aircraft. 

59 minutes ago, STK said:

Ridiculous, the aircraft has been in development since 2023, with the devs outlining that they utilized 3D scans of a real Mi-2 they had access to, plus their own recordings of said aircraft. 

Well, my bad... The model for Xp is great too ... and very detailed.

By "port" I didn't mean - copy ! Just thinking that the developer might be the same, which appears to really not be the case ...

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Flying gliders since 1980

Flightsimming since 1992

AMD Ryzen 5600x, 32GB RAM, GPU Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB, 1 TB and 500 GB nvme2 SSD drives, HP 27" 60Hz LED monitor @ 1920x1080, T16000, Hotas from old X52 Pro, Saitek Combat Rudder Pro (2010 model)

20 hours ago, jcomm said:

I'm Taken to believe it may be a port from a well known free mi-2 for X-Plane...

Hello! Thank you for the comments! We are not affiliated with the Mi-2 X-Plane project by Mins.

Our model was built by us from scratch. 

32 minutes ago, Digital Aeronautics said:

Hello! Thank you for the comments! We are not affiliated with the Mi-2 X-Plane project by Mins.

Our model was built by us from scratch. 

Thx for the feedback. 

Purchasing it later today 👍

Looks AMAZING!

Flying gliders since 1980

Flightsimming since 1992

AMD Ryzen 5600x, 32GB RAM, GPU Nvidia RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB, 1 TB and 500 GB nvme2 SSD drives, HP 27" 60Hz LED monitor @ 1920x1080, T16000, Hotas from old X52 Pro, Saitek Combat Rudder Pro (2010 model)

On 4/24/2026 at 7:28 PM, UrgentSiesta said:

@Daube Well, the good news is that Belatu reports it does actually work fine in v2024 except for some “minor” things that simply don’t exist in v2020 (walk around, etc). 😁👍

Now, I’m OCD enough that it’s still a No Go for me if there’s no “free upgrade”* to v2024. 

even better, he says the physics are top tier (something he doesn’t say too often).

Overall, I’ve yet to find a helo review of Belatu’s where I’d feel like he steered me wrong. 🤙

The only thing I find overtly disappointing is the lack of ANY radio nav other than ADF(!). From DCS Russian helos, I do realize that’s genuinely a thing, but still, at least an optional 430 would be greatly appreciated (à la Just Flight 😁)

* I normally don’t care about free updates, but only if I’ve gotten use in the original sim. I just don’t fly v2020 any longer, so…

I'm in the same case, I do not have MSFS2020 on my computer anymore, and some kind of technical issues can get really irritating to me. That's why I prefer to wait for the actual MSFS2024 version, just to be on the safe side... 🙂

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3 hours ago, Digital Aeronautics said:

Hello! Thank you for the comments! We are not affiliated with the Mi-2 X-Plane project by Mins.

Our model was built by us from scratch. 

Have you folks decided on what the upgrade policy is? I haven’t seen anything definitive as yet…

39 minutes ago, Daube said:

I'm in the same case, I do not have MSFS2020 on my computer anymore, and some kind of technical issues can get really irritating to me. That's why I prefer to wait for the actual MSFS2024 version, just to be on the safe side... 🙂

Ah ! bummer 😞 it's for FS 2020 only .... Well, will wait for the FS 2024 version then.

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New video by Command T (irl atp and other creds… 🙂).

One thing I’ll say is the guy has no filter, so what he says is what he really believes - no sugar coating 🤙

He's especially critical of helos in MSFS (preferring DCSW by far)

TL,DR: handles extremely well in v2024. He does feel the flight model is too dampened in anti-torque (yaw).

Now, I’ll personally take overdampened to flying a twitchy kite every day of the week 😎👍

So, this gives further confidence that it’ll be added to my hangar — which I’d do today if the upgrade to v2024 was included. @Digital Aeronautics  🙂🤙

 

 

I'm a Dodosim fan (yeah I know, it's ancient times) and I used to fly the Huey and Mi-8 in DCS.

Looks like Mi-2 is THE rotary wing to get for FS2024?

The gauges are very crisp, thumbs up!

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Looks like the official 2024 announcement has been made. TL,DR:

2024 compatibility update is free and coming in June.

Full Native 2024, with new 2024 features, coming later WITH an upgrade fee.

@Digital Aeronautics, as an exclusively v2024 player, I have to say this is rather disappointing.

I’d really love to give you money now and support the project, but since I never got any use out of this in v2020, I can’t justify paying for it once today and then paying for it twice for v2024.

FWIW: I happily paid for the PMDG upgrades, but that was because I had gotten literally years worth of use of those addons in v2020. The same idea is definitely not in play here.

Digital Aeronautics announced that the Mil Mi-2 Hoplite for MSFS 2020 will get MSFS 2024 compatibility in June.

The update will be available at no additional cost and will include the following.

  1. All fixes to MSFS-2020 version (v. 1.1.0)

    • 3D fixes

    • Decrease of inverted cone of the rotor,

    • Setting the rotor brake handle to upright position

    • Adding realistic twitching of the gyro-magnetic compass

    • Flight model tuning

  2. Fixing of bugs in MSFS-2024:

    • Double avatar

    • Sound issues

    • Night lighting

    • Flight model tuning

    • MSFS-2024 SDK compatibility features related to 3D, lighting and walk-around mode

A fully native MSFS 2024 version will be released later this year. It won’t be a free upgrade, but owners of the MSFS 2020 version will get a discount. It’ll include the following.

  • Full walk-around mode;

  • Exterior interaction and ground maintenance;

  • Custom tablet;

  • Cockpit and exterior customization options;

  • New modifications.”


The MSFS 2024 stock rotorblades are very very easy to fly.

In this video the guy is constantly moving the stick to hover which is 👍

I like very much the VC and the gauges!

My understanding is that a native MSFS 2024 version will be available in June and there will be a paid upgrade for new features that will come later?

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The MSFS 2024 stock rotorblades are very very easy to fly.

In this video the guy is constantly moving the stick to hover which is 👍

I like very much the VC and the gauges!

My understanding is that a native MSFS 2024 version will be available in June and there will be a paid upgrade for new features that will come later?

Tho it’s already flying well in v2024, there are a couple bugs they’re going to iron out to make it officially v2024 Compatible (e.g., the pilot avatar). They’re even going to refine the flight model, too! 🙂

All that will be free, and is estimated for June.

THEN they buckle down and do all the v2024 optimizations & new features to convert it to v2024 Native. That will release later this year, and will cost extra money. Sadly, since they’re not giving any clues as to the upgrade fee, I can’t even consider it. 🤷‍♂️

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