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Flysimware Mitsubishi MU-2B-60 released!

Thanks for the advise :)

I also had quite a decent drag once the gears and flaps were lowered. It's just that, to reach a speed where they could finally be lowered, I had to reduce the throttles back to 20%, and thus to silence the horn.
In these conditions, the plane made a nice descend at approx 200 knots, then I went back to level flight, waited until 150 knots, then started lowering a bit of flaps, and then it became easy from there on.

I really messed up my landing though. There was some side winds I underestimated, and I touched the runway slightly misaligned, leading to big left-right oscilations. In the end, my wings touched the ground :/
I need to train more :D

PS: but ok, the runway at Sorstokken was a bit short :p
 
How fine is this plane

Hello Folks,
Really like this plane but the textures look to me like cartoons, especially the VC:banghead:
How good is this plane comparing to other known MU-2 Dev's creations, i fear to be disapointed:dizzy:
Better waiting the MZ one:triumphant:
Thanks in advance for your point of view.
:ernaehrung004:
 
Wow!! I was interested in looking at the GTN 650/750 Avionics for the MU-2 from Flight1 because the RealityXP series are not compatible with P3D. After locating the Flight1 FSX version (49.00) I saw the link for the P3D version and popped on over to see that. . . .this is where I realized that Flight1 had left its earthly bonds and gone into a new world. That same package for P3D is $70.00. Why??? because that version is "geared" towards the commercial and flight training industry. . .and we won't even get into why that is will we? Nope. So to outfit your MU2 for P3D the way the instructional videos on Flysimware's site show you're looking at a total somewhere around $112. to $115. To be fair, I never intended to purchase the avionics in the first place, but was curious as to how Flight1's pricing compared to the packages offered by RealityXP. . .now I know, lol.
 
The last paint-job ... almost certainly ...

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Bernhard.
 
falcon409 said:
Wow!! I was interested in looking at the GTN 650/750 Avionics for the MU-2 from Flight1 because the RealityXP series are not compatible with P3D. After locating the Flight1 FSX version (49.00) I saw the link for the P3D version and popped on over to see that. . . .this is where I realized that Flight1 had left its earthly bonds and gone into a new world. That same package for P3D is $70.00. Why??? because that version is "geared" towards the commercial and flight training industry. . .and we won't even get into why that is will we? Nope. So to outfit your MU2 for P3D the way the instructional videos on Flysimware's site show you're looking at a total somewhere around $112. to $115. To be fair, I never intended to purchase the avionics in the first place, but was curious as to how Flight1's pricing compared to the packages offered by RealityXP. . .now I know, lol.
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This is one of the reasons why i havnt gone to P3d, some developers have planes for both no extra charge, others add a considerable amount because they can. They say its a licence thing,if so why isnt everyone doing it. Love the Mu2 done 2 flights so far.
 
I would like to see if someone could something with the panel. It would make a improvement to see lighter panel. A waren look to the panel. would be great.
 
falcon409 said:
So to outfit your MU2 for P3D the way the instructional videos on Flysimware's site show you're looking at a total somewhere around $112. to $115. To be fair, I never intended to purchase the avionics in the first place, but was curious as to how Flight1's pricing compared to the packages offered by RealityXP. . .now I know, lol.
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To be truly fair though, compare the cost of RXP "Pro" version with the GTN series. Even without cross-fill at the present time, the GTN units have the benefit of ongoing, active development and support...

...whereas RXP is abandoned and no longer supported. :dizzy:
 
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