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March 6th 07, 03:09 AM
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XXX Tweaking the throttle on approach
On Mar 5, 7:22 pm, DR wrote:
[...] Based on your extolling the virtues of MSX I recently got the latest version and tried it out with the aircraft I'm training on. Basically I'd have to say it simulates a C172 very poorly and I'd say it's only use is for simulated instrument flying. Even so, it's response does not mimic my aircraft near the limits of the flight envelope -it behaves like a flying game really. Red Bull flying race? What a pile! A lot of people think FS2004 is better than the latest version, because it needs less computer horsepower. MSFS is like the Star Trek movies... every other one is a dog ;-) In any case, download the RealAir C172, it acts better than the stock version: http://www.realairsimulations.com/li...page=downloads Luck! Kev 
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