Out of my budget (but financially convenient and tempting .... if I would be still current )
http://www.geek.com/articles/games/t...ation-2010103/
Italo
Out of my budget (but financially convenient and tempting .... if I would be still current )
http://www.geek.com/articles/games/t...ation-2010103/
Italo
I have neither the money nor the space for such a thing. Looks nice, just not something that is attainable.
My computer: ABS Gladiator Gaming PC featuring an Intel 10700F CPU, EVGA CLC-240 AIO cooler (dead fans replaced with Noctua fans), Asus Tuf Gaming B460M Plus motherboard, 16GB DDR4-3000 RAM, 1 TB NVMe SSD, EVGA RTX3070 FTW3 video card, dead EVGA 750 watt power supply replaced with Antec 900 watt PSU.
Oh,yes, i'm interested !!
Is it freeware ??....
All of that financial outlay and you're stuck flying a Cessna.
How depressing.
Swa se ðeodkyning þeawum lyfde
So I have to ask.
When you could have had a RW plane for the price of the sim is it time to give it up?
Its a difficult call, lol...
RW Plane:
* Storage costs at airport
* Touch and go fees for landings
* Fuel costs
* Maintenance costs; oil changes, parts like spark plugs, oil filters, fuel filters, maint fee's for labor
* Tires
* Insurance
* Must file various flight plans on certain IFR flights
* At mercy of weather and elements
SIM:
* Storage fee (rent, house payment)
* Can fly any time, weather does not matter so long as you have power
* No fuel costs
* No maintenance costs unless you spill beer or wine or coffee or tea on keyboard
* No fuel costs. Power yes, but absorbed mildly into house power bill, not as much as $7.00 USD per gallon of fuel, which on a 737 cross-continental would be several thousand dollars worth, or in a twin accross the state, about $200.00.
I can see that Sim getting in more flight time then a real plane, lol...
I dont mean to be negative, just seeing the basics. I would love to have a plane.
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That's the way I was thinking to Bill. I could easily go load up my radio control planes and go flying too.
..But first
Check all the batteries for leakage
Replace and/or charge them
Check all control surfaces, control rods and servos
Check balance
Pre-run engines to assure sitting a long time has not gummed them up.
Make sure I have spare parts (glow plugs, aileron clips, extra screws, wheel collars..etc..etc)
Fuel?
Check radio signals trans/rec
Load it all up (blankets)
Jumper cables for 24v starter
Drive to field
Unload (did I bring the pit table)
Assemble aircraft
Pre-flight
Run-up & adjustments
Fly
And that's just the short list!!
When done, reverse above steps. Wipe down all before storage
I like the fact I can fly virtually
How about these? --- Link ---. Those are probably the most expensive home simulators available. Does anyone have even a rough guesstimate of their price?
Well, if you click on one of them you'll see.
...My guess is $15,000 OR more. How deep is your wallet?
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