Hi guys,
I have decided that I want to learn to fly with helicopter. I guess I would start from the PC simulators🙂
So, I would appreciate very much your proffesional opinion about what is the most realistic helicopter simulator available today?
Thanks for your opinions in advance🙂
Sim.
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2004
well,to tell the truth,I'm not the guy on this site who can give the best advice,but I think all the wargame heli sims are not realistic to fly.I would like to have a good heli sim too,but the one thing that I know wich is more or less realistic is microsoft flight simulator 2004.
I see, MS seems to be the good one.
I would also appreciate your opinions about other competing simulators, especially the most complicated and most difficult, but close to reality ones 🙂
I would dedicate all my time to learn to fly heli🙂
Thanks again,
as far as I know,none of the other heli games are complicated,all you do is have a forward/backward/left/rigth/up/down control,a button to lock on to the next target,and a button to shoot.Unfortunatly,in msfs,there aren't any heliports,but msfs still has the best feeling.I think that in the next fs(msfs X),there is a bit more stuff for helis,but,flight simulator X only will come out this winter(or later)!
Lamasim wrote:
Hi guys,
I have decided that I want to learn to fly with helicopter. I guess I would start from the PC simulators🙂
So, I would appreciate very much your proffesional opinion about what is the most realistic helicopter simulator available today?Thanks for your opinions in advance🙂
Sim.
A good starting point for you would be http://www.hovercontrol.com/
They are a dedicated Heli site - probably the best.
When you go there, don't make the mistake and just look at and download the Choppers --- they're just a bonus.
In the left hand pane make sure you check out Training Services.
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