A good and easy 757 to fly??

What livery would you like?

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Any really - BA?

Here you go:

http://library.avsim.net/sendfile.php?Location=AVSIM&Proto=ftp&DLID=37918

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Thanks, - I will try it out! 😉

99jolegg wrote:

Here you go:

Hehe, this sounds like a fast food restraunt.

Do any of these tickle your fancy

http://www.projectopensky.com/downloads.php?aircraft=8exow&location=europe

SteveT wrote:

It should be quite easy to fly...

I doubt that the POSKYs will fit the criterion.

POSKY's are 757's r kinda confusing to install. 😕

hard to install, how so?

i did have a posky 757, i deleted it after trying so many times to land well i gave up. the thing just kept drifting to the side no matter what, hard rudder, a little bank. nothing. this is at several airports at different times, so it's not crosswinds. it's ugly anyway :p

hinch wrote:

hard to install, how so?

i did have a posky 757, i deleted it after trying so many times to land well i gave up. the thing just kept drifting to the side no matter what, hard rudder, a little bank. nothing. this is at several airports at different times, so it's not crosswinds. it's ugly anyway :p

Ugly? Now, now Sir... beauty lies in the eyes of the beholder.

The POSKYs are pretty complex for free ware a/c. Sadly, many enthusiasts get disheartened by that. Depending on the re-painter or anyone else who has added files and compiled a package, any originally easy-to-install a/c can become a daunting task for those who rely mainly on self-installers. Maybe earthqu8kes was unlucky enough to have picked one that had been repackaged several times.

The 'drifting to the side' you mention I've never experienced...strange.
I've read many complaints about the handling of the POSKYs and I find the best place to visit to solve all those problems are still the POSKY forums.

Undoubtedly you know that already 😉 but I thought I mention it for the benefit of others who're not even aware that POSKY have their own web-site.