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Flysimware Mitsubishi MU-2 Preview Video

I used to fly the PAD MU-2 up until I went to P3D. This will be a nice return to that airplane. I really like the sounds and the look of the cockpit. Nicely Done!
 
falcon409 said:
I used to fly the PAD MU-2 up until I went to P3D. This will be a nice return to that airplane. I really like the sounds and the look of the cockpit. Nicely Done!
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You're going to LOVE the flight dynamics we have in store for you. She flies very true to the real thing hands on!

Not to mention full systems accuracy...
 
I watched the video and I got the impression that the engines are NOT behaving like normal FSX turboprops (which are known to be unrealistic).
Did you implement some special engine module or something like that ?
 
Daube said:
I watched the video and I got the impression that the engines are NOT behaving like normal FSX turboprops (which are known to be unrealistic).
Did you implement some special engine module or something like that ?
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Yes. We have a custom coded engine module that accurately simulates the Garrett TPE-331. It is the same system utilized in our Cessna 441.
 
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