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well there goes $400. Oopps, reset, hehehe. yeah a sim is good... think I'll try this $1500. jet, Oopps, reset. hehehe. yeah the sim is good... lol saved me millions already. lots of rebuild time too. and a plus, you can get a feel for the real,(find your skill level) or just practice on bad days. I have G4, cost $200, 4 heli's 2 planes easy over $1000. big difference.< and I can afford only the cheap ones. kits mostly. p.s. Dave you are a busy man, no need reply ok
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cessna 310 :(((
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HEY! it´s fake
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hey,
is the oriole a good plane to start with?
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I don't think crashing on real life is much more painfull because you will probable be death if you crash and you feel it in your hart if your rc plane crashes ^^
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I thought the first airplane was real life. I went to check out Aerofly's Web site after this video for sure.
hi man....what do you think about the eflite j3 cub? its a good plane to start flying?
cheers mate
paulofritz2908 2 years ago
It is an excellent plane to fly. Lots of fun and pretty maneuverable. Thanks and good luck.
NightFlyyer 2 years ago
Is that Cessna electric powered or gas powered?
Simmen12 3 years ago
Gas.
NightFlyyer 3 years ago
I was wondering, Will the AFPD work with the E-Sky Sim USB TX controller (EK2-0905A). Its a nice program, but Im having trouble with rudder control, it spins out of control sometimes in random directions, even after calibration. Can I use my Saitek X52 Pro Flight control system with AFPD?
Great Vids, Thanks.
SgtRum 4 years ago
I have tried lots of different controllers with ADPD, but could only get thiers to work with their cord. It is the cord you need, basically.
You can email them,and maybe they can hook you up with a TX. And of course, go ahead and try it. It MIGHT work, as computers work by magic anyway.
NightFlyyer 4 years ago