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HELICOPTER SIMULATION - Config & Hardware
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Config & Hardware
X-Plane v9 - Menu Settings
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| X-Plane v9 beta 24 |
Some settings for x-plane v9 to get you started.
By Jordan Moore -
Mar 8, 2008, 08:00
Video Card Texture Loading Performance
This article will explain some of what is going on behind the scenes between Microsoft Flight Simulator and your video, how that relates to certain aspects of game performance, and what you can do to minimize performance anomolies.
By Jordan Moore -
Dec 10, 2007, 11:50
Flight Simulator and Your Video Card
A recent upgrading mistake made by the author leads to an article that will hopefully save you trouble, give better flight simulator performance, and help you make better purchases of video hardware for your PC.
By Jordan Moore -
Dec 3, 2007, 09:51
X52 Modification: Saitek Suicide?
It took almost a year. You saved, you scrimped, you went hungry for almost four months and your roommate is worried for your health. But you managed to finally drop two hundred dollars on a high-end flight control system that, like a poor man's Cougar, delivers everything you could possibly need to control a flight simulator without touching a keyboard or mouse. So how do you prove you're really crazy? ....You destroy it.
By Travis English -
Dec 15, 2005, 08:34
Realism and Control Sensitivity Settings for Helicopters
Hovercontrol Chief Instructor pilot Steve Hanley, has put together a list of settings he recommends to those that are wondering how to get the most response while flying the helicopter. These are recommended for anyone in training, or anyone wanting to make sure that they are getting the most from their helicopter flight simulation experience.
By Steve Hanley -
May 12, 2004, 13:49
Helicopter Simulation Display Settings - What works for you?
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| Taking Off! |
One of the great capabilities of the latest version of Microsoft Flight Simulator is that it features endless opportunities to adjust the display settings to match the type of virtual pilot you are. This can also be daunting to someone that would rather be flying...not tweaking. While we can recommend perfect display settings for everyone, we can share what we use with eachother and continually improve our experience.
By Jordan Moore -
Feb 10, 2004, 11:36
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