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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: pembquist on December 11, 2018, 12:23:04 PM
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I know it might be dorky to ask here but I clicked on my fsx shortcut icon the other day and was re-appalled by the goofy flight characteristics of the trainer that comes with it. I never added any add on aircraft but I am thinking of doing it if there is anything that would fly a bit more like a real plane. I want a trainer, prefer a cessna like a 150/2 or a 172. After a lazy search I found this https://a2asimulations.com/product/accu-sim-c172-trainer-fsx/ (https://a2asimulations.com/product/accu-sim-c172-trainer-fsx/)
Anyone flown MSFS and been satisfied with a trainer?
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FS flight model has generally been pretty poor. There are some companies that produced add-ons that have realistic stuff (I'm thinking PMDG's aircraft, but they're mainly commercial aircraft), lots of the free add-ons have aircraft that turn like brewsters.
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I have not flown FSX since getting back into Aces High in May, but to answer your question.
A2A simulations produce the most realistic aircraft for FSX. They have both civilian and military aircraft. Their Cessna 172 would be just what you are looking for. They also offer the piper Piper Cherokee and other civilian rides. Military rides include P5i, P47, P40, AT6 Texan and B17 among many others.
These have highly realistic flight models and engine management. Check out "a2asimulations.com" and many youtube videos of their aircraft. You won't be disappointed.
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Another thought for you.
I learned to fly in a Piper Cub in 1967 and have flown the Piper Cherokee, so I purchased both of a2a's offerings several years ago and I was very impressed with them. They brought back many memories of those times. You have given me an itch to fire up FSX again.
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Sounds good, now only if their website worked!
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You can take a look at www.simviation.com (http://www.simviation.com) or www.simouthouse.com (http://www.simouthouse.com).
Both sites have a multitude of addons for FSX and Prepar3d.