tamba765

I bought the A350 when it was on sale a while back but didn't install it because of all the reported issues. I hope V2 isn't full of bugs when it's released, since I'm not interested in paying to be a Beta tester. I guess we'll see.

Xbox is where the money is.

It's spy camera connected to the chief pilot's office.

The only issue I'm seeing that just seemed to pop up on my last 2 flights, is major stuttering on the last part of the landing roll. I'd previously been in and out of these same airports with the iFly MAX many times. I haven't changed any settings in the sim or in the plane.

Don't leave the chocks without it.

Hope WINCTRL provides compatibility quickly after release.

The only strange thing I noticed was when I started the takeoff roll on rwy 27 in the iFly 737 MAX, the RAAS system was warning me that I was taking off on a taxiway. Nice scenery though.

This thing is probably more serious than they are letting on.

The scenery that you can download is no help in a case like this. I've got 3 terabytes of storage I can use.

If I want something for my sim, I get it. Money isn't an issue, so why not go for it?

I got a WASM crash after loading the 737 for the first time after the update. I deleted the WASM files for the airplane and the next flight went OK.

I have two separate sim computers. One is for Boeings and the other is for Airbuses. I have all the Wnctrl hardware for both. I jump from one to the other every couple of days, so I haven't had to unlearn anything. I was a Boeing pilot for 25 years in the real world, so there was definitely a learning curve involved, but since I have access to the Airbus flight manuals, it was fairly easy to transition. My only issue seems to be with landings. The Fenix Airbus seems to drift sideways on touchdown. This doesn't happen with my Boeing sim. Since I've never seen any comments on this, it's probably something on my end. Fenix and Airbus make some nice products.

I submitted the compatibility question to the Fenix forum and was told that all the WINCTRL hardware would work just fine with the A350. One thing about this hobby is that there is no shortage of conflicting information out there. I purchased the A350 a while back when it was on sale. I haven't downloaded it yet since there still seem to be some bothersome bugs, according to the forum posts.

If it's a quality product, it will sell and simmers will love it. If not, it will bomb. I'd really like to see a realistic version of this aircraft. QW was a disappointment.

I've never seen this with any other product offered by Orbx. They can keep it. I'll stick with the imaginesim version which is good enough for me.