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oh, i'd love to hear about that. thanks. -
By Flyvectors · Posted
Hello I am using the Citation Mustang as training simulator the system is Mac OS, hardware Realsimgear G1000, I cant control some systems as generators, some lights , ignition switches etc, from external joystick or keyboard, I need to now if the plane ar made only for use whit mouse? thanks -
There was a LOT of crannies to check out... great aircraft though. -
By olderndirt · Posted
You really check out the nooks and crannies and rightfully so. These guys have become masters of their niche with just three aircraft - all increasingly brilliant. -
Wow.. what a great review. Stephen.. I "always" look forward to your reviews, they are amongst the best I've seen. I purchased the Beaver as soon as they released it. I'm still finding my way around...and this review will help a lot. Thanks again. -
I'm reading about the data input method on this site and not sure I understand completely. The "X pointer" is used only once at the start of entering data into the flight plan, and that is at the very beginning; or what? Thanks. -
Sorry - I didn't clarify my question very well. I am not a reviewer of flight sims or anything related. I am writing a manuscript of my late father-in-law's experiences flying the F-5E, F, and G in the Pacific in WW-2. I would like to use the sim to set up scenes that he described to illustrate my manuscript. Would each screenshot require separate permission? -
Excellent review, thanks. I understand the notice that all images and content are the property of X-Planes Review and require permission to use. If I created screenshots of use of the sim, would each screenshot require permission from you or from Flyingiron?
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well said John, couldn't agree more with your editorial (despite we have 8 billion people, typo?) Being a Marketing Executive and Aviator myself, i don't spend a second on regrets that this state of evolution became reality. Sometimes visions stand way on top of commercial evaluations, and the A380 was a needed step in bringing the Aviation Industry to its current state. There wouldn't be a 787, nor a 737MAX nor a A350 if the A380 wasn't been built. They are the answer for both, market trends as well as techology. Imagine mankind would never know how big an airplane can make it, we needed to know. I am so anticipating the A380 - a cold manufacturer war's (Boeing vs. Airbus) status symbol - coming to X-plane, so we can preserve its uniqueness virtually and enjoy its extraordinary construction for the rest of time. If we wanted to look for errors, we would have to blame some Asian Airline Managers not Airbus Industrie. Their pressure into building such a sized plane was based on their expolaration/expectation of travel trends and home made status megalomania. I can't help to see similarities to Howard Hughes's H-4 Hercules story. History repeats itself.
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Goodbye, we will miss you.
loved your amazing reviews
also some lovely photos- I see you finally bought the 767
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As a goodbye from this incredible website, I am leaving my best X-Plane photos. They aren't that good but I believe they are cool.
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