Beech85

After finally receiving a response from Carenado via e-mail, pretty much all of the future aircraft are going to be apart of the HD series including the Cessna 210. Therefore the performance will most likely impact your system if you don't have a decent rig. What's rather interesting though is that they stated that performance on average computers was important to them, yet these HD aircraft prove otherwise. I had a suggestion in a previous post that Carenado should produce two models of their future aircraft that include an HD model and a standard model so that everyone could enjoy them regardless of what kind of computer they have. If anyone agrees, I think it would be a good idea to respond to this post and/or send an e-mail to [email protected] to suggest offering the two models that I listed above. Hopefully if they receive enough e-mails they will incorporate those suggestions into their future releases.Btw, I did not post this to bash on the folks at Carenado! I am still a huge fan of their aircraft, and the purpose of this post is to present them with ideas that will make their fans happy and possibly increase their overall sales! :(

Don't get me wrong I love the detail that the HD series have , I just think that it would be great if Carenado would create two models...one HD and the other standard. This way people with low end systems can enjoy the aircraft as well!

It's gonna be apart of the HD series, which means it's gonna be a frame rate killer :(

You have to press shift + E then release and quickly hit 3, it won't work if you are holding them all down at the same time, it took me awhile to figure that out too lol.

Yeah I noticed that there is missing information as well. I sent the folks at Carenado an e-mail and all they said was "thank you for the valuable feedback", I doubt that they are going to do anything about it. I'd suggest looking around on the internet for a POH for the V35B, I found one a few days ago but can't remember where I got it from.

Hey Rustam, I hate to say it but I doubt the folks at Carenado will create any updates for the FS9 aircraft, and believe me it irritates the crap out of me! They are notorious for releasing planes that have numerous problems, and although they will release a service pack every now and then, most of the problems will still remain. I chose to update to FSX a few months ago thinking that since they were no longer supporting FS9 that they were putting all their focus onto their FSX products, yet the problems are still there. I really wish that they would take the time to thoroughly test their aircraft before they release them.Sorry had to vent a little, been a rough day! :(

I have a feeling that there will be an amphib released . I sent the folks at Carenado an e-mail about a month ago and we can expect a Cessna 172RG early next year!!

I would suggest starting and ending the flight with the Cessna 185. Load up the 185 in the sim at your preferred airport and parking space, then go through and turn everything off...radios, mags, etc. Then save the flight and make sure that you have it set as the default flight so that next time when you load up the sim it will automatically load up the aircraft in the cold&dark situation at the airport of your choice.

Thanks! I appreciate the help!

Hello everyone! I am thinking about purchasing the Carenado V35B Bonanza, but before I do I have a question...The first question is, are there 3D knobs in the VC, and if there is does it have the option to have them removed like the F33A did? I have a bunch of the gauges from Reality XP including the GNS suite and the Flightline N & T gauges and I want to be able to include them into the VC without having to deal with the knobs getting in the way. Also, I noticed that the pictures on the Carenado website had a few problems with overlapping and misplaced buttons on the radios, does anyone know if that was fixed? It looks like a great plane, but I want to make sure before I commit to buying it. Thanks again everyone!