moespeeds

Hey guys, I really enjoyed P2ATC in the past, and was thinking about going to V3. I currently use PE for West Coast but I'm looking for East Coast coverage for GA VFR and IFR. -Can you request your approach in-flight, or does it need to be selected at the start/file stage? -Can you depart VFR and pickup a clearance while airborne? -How well does it handle deviations, requests for "direct to" to cut corners, etc? Or are you stuck with the full route you filed, with no changes possible? -Is there any option to request or get issued unpublished holds? TIA

I've tried most, and I really like onaire. I know many don't like the subscription model, but I disagree. It produces constant upgrades and keeps the developer sharp and receptive to community feedback. All this shows in onaire, and I've been with it almost since the beginning. Great for GA.

If Bijan is still updating his tree mod, that's news to me. Anyway, I'm not sure what this has to do with the ORBX mod at all.

Did you buy and use Orbx Trees HD to compare?

Me too. You just open Accuseason and completely un-install the mods before you install the ORBX mod. There is an option in Accuseason to do this. If you don't, you might be looking at re-installing MSFS to fix it.

Last night I first removed REX Accuseason, then installed the ORBX Tree HD. I like it, looks great. I was flying around central UT, USA.

It will fill 100% of the parking spots, slowing you to a crawl at larger airports.

Since TDS added Navigraph support, I see no reason to use the PMS anymore. The TDS is using the real life Garmin trainers so it works exactly like the real thing.

How well does this work with small GA aircraft? I'm not into the airliner thing at all, and never visit large airports. Right now with Live Traffic on in MSFS, I rarely see any GA, and at airports I see all kinds of weird stuff like F22s parked at small airports.

I'm a real life RV8 owner, and a tester on the SWS RV8. These guys have done a stellar job. It flies and feels just like a real RV8. If you're a fan of RVs it's one you won't want to miss.