davemke

First a brief rant - there are times when I get very tired of tweaking and troubleshooting FSX, FSX SE, P3D, and associated scenery, aircraft, utilities and so on. Sometimes I just want to fly! On to my question. I can't seem to change heading and/or course with the mouse wheel one degree at a time. Both heading and/or course will increment by up to 10 degrees at a time. Am I doing something wrong? Dave

I believe it is a very enjoyable aircraft - worth the money. My only gripe is that is has no wing-flex which to me makes it feel a bit static. Once at cruise altitude I enjoy wing views but I miss the wing-flex on the Aerosoft Airbus models. For years I flew a real Citation X and even that had a tiny bit of flex - especially in turbulence - the Aerosoft Airbus has wings as stiff as a board.

I'm just curious ... Like everyone involved in this hobby I really look forward to new aircraft and the challenge of learning to operate and fly them. Personally, though I appreciate the effort that goes into writing thorough documentation, I learn best by using tutorials. A well written tutorial gives me a nice overview of aircraft systems and allows me to get flying without having to slog through page-after-page of manuals. Keep writing good manuals but give me a good tutorial too. I was just curious how other simmer's like to learn. Dave

Personally I was very disappointed with the "Evo" releases of the Wilco Airbus Vol 1 and Vol 2. Other than the HUD it still flew like the original (and buggy) version so I am not too excited about the release of the Evo 737. Judging from the screenshots they haven't corrected the flat fuselage sides which to my eye makes the plane look rather odd.I think I'll pass!Dave