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Featuring Virtual Flight Instructor lessons, a helicopter, and many of the most popular trainer airplanes, RealFlight Trainer Edition is the perfect tool new RC pilots can use to learn to fly in less time and with fewer crashes of their real models!

The neXt contains 19 flight sceneries, 57 helicopters, 12 multicopters and 2 fixed-wing models. More scenes, helicopters, and functions will be added in free updates. All v 1.x updates are free of charge. The Simulator is of course fully 3D. If necessary, the neXt shows the stick movements with four available control assignments. Now you can train blade scratching.

The point of a simulator is to help you learn how to fly and build up muscle memory. Just pick a simulator that feel real enough for you with graphics that you like (and runs smoothly on your computer).

If you are using an OpenTX radio, then you should know that OpenTX actually has a bug that introduces high USB link latency. EdgeTX is a fork of OpenTX, and it addresses the issue since version 2.5. OpenTX works just fine by all means, but if you want to have the best possible experience flying simulators, I recommend flashing EdgeTX to your OpenTX radio. It makes the physics in the sim feel more realistic. In this tutorial I will show you how to flash EdgeTX.

I really like the new system where you can race with the ghosts of pilots similar to your ranking. This system can motivate you to play, improve and move up your racking too. DRL is the online simulator that allows pilots on different platform to play together which is fun.

For a beginner, a simulator can be used almost entirely for practice to build up muscle memory and learning. As you progress however, real world practice becomes more and more important to achieve peak performance.

Hi Oscar, one good free simulator as well, which is a stripeed down version of RotorRush created to the Tiny Whoop team is the Tiny Whoop Go. tinywhoopgo.com/ it is quite fun and also event friendly. Small user base currently though, but RAB is planning some events soon on it .

You are confusing camera FOV and screen FOV.What you choose in the simulator is camera FOV, so ideally you should be setting it to 90 degree or even higher to match the FPV cameras we typically use.FPV Goggles FOV: -goggles-review-fatshark-skyzone/#fovFPV Camera FOV: -fpv-camera-quadcopter/#fov

Please have a look at GTA5 with Quadcopter Mod. For a few bucks (and if you have a good gamepc) it has the best graphics and also the physics is very good! I have tried all and i must say after you have played with the physcis settings in GTA it feels as good as the other simulators

A new simulator called Zephyr came out recently. It seems awesome so far, they have a bunch of training challenges and a screen pops up after each challenge that shows you where you can improve. It looks like it was primarily made to teach new pilots how to fly, but it could also be a good tool for experienced pilots to stay fresh on the sticks. They have a lot more info on their website: zephyr-sim.com

I also fly CGM Next on OS-X mostly with helicopters. Graphics is not very fancy, but for helicopter sim this does not matter. FPV experience is quiet good in my opinion with multiroter and helicopters, too. Btw, thanks Oscar for your great articles on multi rotors, i learned a lot!

Hi OscarThere is new release for Quadcopter FX simulator on android which supports Google Cardboard VR where you can Look around in 3D environment and see your quad flying as in real life. Also the FPV experience with google cardboard is simply amazing. You guys will forget PC simulators after trying that.

I have bought freerider FPV and have to say, that its AWESOME. Very realistic (not ultimately, but its simulator no real life). It costs few bucks and you get updates every other day. I really recommend it.

The hover flight trainer progressively enables more and more control functions in order to help beginners learn hovering from the four predefined angles. An inverted-flight trainer completes this training program. The switchable autopilot simulates the flight behavior of real helicopters with rescue systems (e.g. BEASTX Microbeast Pro-Edition).

The Simulator is of course fully 3D. If necessary, the neXt shows the stick movements with four available control assignments. Now you can train blade scratching. Practice autorotations and learn the required pitch inputs to perform the manoeuvre in reality with confidence. The more the energy builds up in the main rotor blades, the more the flight data display (below heli) turns yellow.

Try to land your helicopter at a box. A optional marker shows the position of the helicopter on the ground. The real time flight data display (below model) shows the selected flight data. Meet your friends online in flight meetings. A maximum of up to 16 pilots can attend a room. Record your best flights and save them to disk.

If the newest version of HELI-X does not work on your hardware you can try Version 4.2. Only OpenGL 1.2 is required. And it can be used on older PowerPC Macs. It is a free functional demo version (4 helicopters, 1 quadrocopter). If you like it, you can upgrade to a full version. The download size is approx. 600 MB.Windows 32 und 64 bitMac OS-XLinux

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