Learning to fly !
For a while now I’ve sort of wanted to learn to fly a RC chopper or plane. And when SmartPhones joined forces with TouchMobility I suddenly has a colleague that was doing that as an hobby. So I’ve gone one step further and started virtual training.
I got RealFlight G4.5 and have been wrecking a whole shitload of choppers the last few day. I’m glad I’m not trying this with a proper RC chopper 😀
But i’m starting to get the hang of it and i thought I’d post my first hover video. A bit unsteady but I’m getting there.
Today i tried turning the chopper 180 degrees and now I’m all over the place again. Guess there’s a lot more practice needed before i try my hands on the real deal.
Hi.
How is you satisfied with the Realflight G4.5?
Was a controller included in the package or did you buy it additiolanny?
/Jens
I’m very happy with Realflight. I’ve not been doing any real flying except the simulations but according to a collegue of mine who flies RC choppers and planes it seems to be pretty accurate.
As far as I know you cannot get realflight 4.5 without the controller. The controller acts as a dongle so the application will not run without the stick attached to your computer.
But it comes with a connection cable so if you have your own controller you might use that one instead. Haven’t tried that either 🙂
I pretty sure Realflight is worth the money, with all my crashes I would probably have spent a fortune on replacement parts without it 😉