Hello,
Yesterday whilst meant to be purchasing something else on the net, I came across Aerosoft's Piper Super Cub package. I'd seen this before and was quite tempted, but always believed that it required an internet connection for installation (my flightsim PC is seperate to this one).
Having spent about 350 hours in Cubs, yesterday, it was only £6.75 on one of the sites and so I just had to see if it worked. After paying and downloading I placed in on a memory stick transferred it to my other PC, put in my email address and the serial number given and away I went.
Everything worked well and I'm a little disappointed that I never tried it earlier. I'm very pleased with the package and it truly replicates the real thing. Finding cross wind landings quite daunting with a few scraped wingtips already!!
As I'm pleased with this, is the Beaver worth having as it installs the same way? I have had a few Beaver flights in Canada sometime ago and often fly in its French counterpart the Broussard, so would like to know if this is worth purchasing?
Best wishes to all,
Martin
Yesterday whilst meant to be purchasing something else on the net, I came across Aerosoft's Piper Super Cub package. I'd seen this before and was quite tempted, but always believed that it required an internet connection for installation (my flightsim PC is seperate to this one).
Having spent about 350 hours in Cubs, yesterday, it was only £6.75 on one of the sites and so I just had to see if it worked. After paying and downloading I placed in on a memory stick transferred it to my other PC, put in my email address and the serial number given and away I went.
Everything worked well and I'm a little disappointed that I never tried it earlier. I'm very pleased with the package and it truly replicates the real thing. Finding cross wind landings quite daunting with a few scraped wingtips already!!
As I'm pleased with this, is the Beaver worth having as it installs the same way? I have had a few Beaver flights in Canada sometime ago and often fly in its French counterpart the Broussard, so would like to know if this is worth purchasing?
Best wishes to all,
Martin