Ed Anderson wrote:

Someone at the Rotary Flyin asked me to post the URL of the web site that
has models of the RV-6 and RV-8 series aircraft that you can install and

fly

with FlightSimulator 2000.  The URL is below, I have used the RV-6A model
and while it does not fly as stable as my aircraft it is still fun to use
and actually useful if flying into an airport you have never been to and
want to check it out.

Have fun

 http://dkoelzer.murkworks.com/hangarx/index.html

Ed Anderson
Matthews NC
eanderson@carolina.rr.com

Whoa....those hurt my eyes! Looks likes FS95 models! (I admit, I like detail
and eye candy!)

One problem (besides the simplified model) is the "air" file (controls all
flight parameters) is from FS98. FS98 airfiles are very simple compared to
true FS2000 Airfiles...and the transition from one sim to another is not
100%. That could explain the stability issue.

If you like FS2000, you HAVE to get FS2002.....you will be amazed, I kid you
not! It will run better on your system, a lot less bugs, and the level of
detail is amazing! No more glow in the dark airports...you better know your
navigation. A lot of great VFR navigation feature. Real
towns/cites/forests(even Dams and stuff..check out Hoover)Clouds don't get
any better.  And the ATC and dynamic scenery/aircraft work together very
well also...you are not alone in this Sim.

Nice Screen Shot site for FS2002 (you have to click on the pictures to see
the detail..the thumbs are compressed and ugly! 8-) )
http://www.shifties.freeserve.co.uk/

Cheers!

JET

 
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