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Has anybody tried FS Altitude?

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Montie

Charter Member
Saw FS Altitude on sale at PC Aviator, so I am just wondering if anybody has any experience with it?
 
I have FS-Altitude USA East & West installed (Europe & Australia as well). If you are a tubeliner or a generally high altitude flyer, it's really good. It looks quite realistic from the cockpit. It can get a bit confusing below 5000', so I usually deactivate it for low & slow. It's pricey, but acually relatively cheap large scale photoscenery ... on sale it's a really good deal. And it is simple to install and manage. It does require a good bit of hard disk space, so check requirements before you buy if diskspace is a factor for you.
 
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