Haven't seen this one mentioned here yet. Released a couple days ago!
http://secure.simmarket.com/rlaborie-cl-215-fsx-p3d.phtml
http://secure.simmarket.com/rlaborie-cl-215-fsx-p3d.phtml
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How was this determination made? Assuming you purchased the model and the air file or a readme says it's using Cessna 206 dynamics?
I thought this dev's models were more highly regarded but it seems the crowd here isn't really interested, which is surprising considering the subject aircraft in this case.
I thought this dev's models were more highly regarded but it seems the crowd here isn't really interested, which is surprising considering the subject aircraft in this case.
Unless you are comparie the two airfiles side by side and they are identical, there could be a hundred changes that were made to the CL-215's airfile using the C-206 as a base file. Those changes might not be obvious to the casual observer. However, if the new product is using one of MS's original air files (and that is a big "if'), it might be construed as copy write infringement. Without owning the product that is speculation on my part.
icycle
SOH-CM-2024
I bought it in a "what the heck", moment, and I can't say I can complain. To be fair though I have never flown in a real CL-215, (or CL-215T/415 for that matter), so not much to compare it to.
It's a fairly bulky/heavy twin engine prop, with a flap system like a couple of barn doors, so appears to have the expected STOL characteristics for an aircraft designed to do what it does.
Actually kind of fun to fly, and paired with Firefighter X, was actually able to put out a grass fire! (which was fun in itself).
Was a good purchase, at least from my perspective...
Bill
It's a fairly bulky/heavy twin engine prop, with a flap system like a couple of barn doors, so appears to have the expected STOL characteristics for an aircraft designed to do what it does.
Actually kind of fun to fly, and paired with Firefighter X, was actually able to put out a grass fire! (which was fun in itself).
Was a good purchase, at least from my perspective...
Bill
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Charter Member
@Kekelekou. It is really difficult to say. I just did a quick takeoff and landing. Flight behavior is quite nice. You can start engines manually - this seems to be realistic to me (but I am not a CL-215 expert), also auto-start. No type-specific hydraulic or pressurization system inside. But all I tried out is working fine for me. Don´t expect highly detailed systems - prize/and what you get - is quite well.
Makes fun to fly - a fair purchase for me.
Thomas
Makes fun to fly - a fair purchase for me.
Thomas
icycle
SOH-CM-2024
Agree. Not super-detailed, system-wise, but enough so for most users. Good for what is important, diving at lakes, scooping water and then dumping same-said water where it can do the most good - on a fire.
Yes, I believe it is Canadian, so would be proper to say "Good day, aye?"
Bill
Yes, I believe it is Canadian, so would be proper to say "Good day, aye?"
Bill
icycle
SOH-CM-2024
Canadians would not say that.Aussies would.
We Canucks would say Hi,eh.
Anthin...Go Leafs.
Workin' with a die hard group Leafs fans like I do(from Toronto, nonetheless) in the office, they all seem say "Good daye, aye" (or "Eh"), as opposed to "Ga-daye" - like the guy from Fremantle AU in our office (he like Aussie-rules football, so we think he's a little nuts, anyhow).
They all say "a-boot", as opposed to "about" also... Heck, to take it even further, they seem to like Molson too.....
Being from the Cheese state, I tend to gravitate to the 'Hawks when speaking NHL, myself.
Bill