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Please see the most recent updates in the "Where did the .com name go?" thread. Posts number 16 and 17.
F-4 Phantom
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Nobody....yet. However both the Alphasim and Iris FS9 versions work OK in FSX.
A2A have one in the works but it will be a while yet so don't hold your breath.
kilo delta
Charter Member 2015
The C9 Phantom will work in FSX with certain limitations. You'll need to carry out the usual portover glass/alpha fix and you'll need to add your own gauges too. Some of the animations don't work iirc and the fde is waaaaay off.
AFS Designs also have an F-4 for FSX (fs9 model), but the less said about that ..the better. ;p
I'm waiting on the A2A accusim'd full fat,creamy goodness Phantom. :d
AFS Designs also have an F-4 for FSX (fs9 model), but the less said about that ..the better. ;p
I'm waiting on the A2A accusim'd full fat,creamy goodness Phantom. :d
Delta_Whiskey
Charter Member
i myself prefer the iris portover. this is ofcourse until an FSX version becomes available
W. Bleddyn
Charter Member
It is still being sold by 3rd parties http://www.fspilotshop.com/product_info.php?products_id=867
That doesn't necessarily mean it is supported however.
That doesn't necessarily mean it is supported however.
The wait for The A2A F4 Phantom may not be as long as once was thought,It seems A2A is making very good headway in development lately,This is from a recent post from A2A's CEO/General Scott.
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The modularity of Accu-Sim has been working even better than we hoped for. We can just swap components at will, props, starters, systems, even engines and are doing it right now.
For example, the physical engine doesn't really care what is powering its starter, whether it is a direct-drive electric motor, a spinning inertia wheel, or an explosive charge. All three of these systems are modeled at a lower level, which in their own way, applies power to the crankshaft. So, with the P51d as it is being built, a single click can place any prop on it, any starter, or even any engine.
We recently built an Accu-Sim Allison C-15 and stuffed it in our P-40, and hung an 11ft Curtiss prop on it. A quick climb test resulted in an exact replication of an actual p-40 climb to altitude test. All of this time building these systems, brick by brick, is just making it so things we bolt on work as expected the first time." /unquote
Great News!!!!
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The modularity of Accu-Sim has been working even better than we hoped for. We can just swap components at will, props, starters, systems, even engines and are doing it right now.
For example, the physical engine doesn't really care what is powering its starter, whether it is a direct-drive electric motor, a spinning inertia wheel, or an explosive charge. All three of these systems are modeled at a lower level, which in their own way, applies power to the crankshaft. So, with the P51d as it is being built, a single click can place any prop on it, any starter, or even any engine.
We recently built an Accu-Sim Allison C-15 and stuffed it in our P-40, and hung an 11ft Curtiss prop on it. A quick climb test resulted in an exact replication of an actual p-40 climb to altitude test. All of this time building these systems, brick by brick, is just making it so things we bolt on work as expected the first time." /unquote
Great News!!!!
delta_lima
Charter Member 2015
As with the Iris and C9, Alphasim's Phantom packs are an FS9 portover option. Unlike the other models, they are now free. I've had those for quite a few years in FS9, and they work well (albeit with a bit of frame rate hit) in FSX.
For me, the ready source of TOP CLASS repaints for this model by the likes of Pierre Lleurreux, Gus Robatto, Russell Smith, Markus Hellwig (those are just the ones that come to mind) is a big factor. Bugs around gauges and other issues have been mostly worked out by folks here in some other threads:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...-Phantom-packs-now-freeware&highlight=phantom
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...asim-Phantom-Airspeed-Gauge&highlight=phantom
Until an FSX model comes out with all US and RN FAA naval models - and especially the RF models, I'm staying put with this one. But that's just me ...
... and another interim option for you.
dl
For me, the ready source of TOP CLASS repaints for this model by the likes of Pierre Lleurreux, Gus Robatto, Russell Smith, Markus Hellwig (those are just the ones that come to mind) is a big factor. Bugs around gauges and other issues have been mostly worked out by folks here in some other threads:
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...-Phantom-packs-now-freeware&highlight=phantom
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforu...asim-Phantom-Airspeed-Gauge&highlight=phantom
Until an FSX model comes out with all US and RN FAA naval models - and especially the RF models, I'm staying put with this one. But that's just me ...
... and another interim option for you.dl