Short tutorial showing how to make a flight plan in FS Commander. QualtiyWings Flight Plan Tutorial: FlightSim Co. Jan 21, 2014 - a-i-soft-dlya-samodelnogo-k/#entry435954. Russian flight sim community is another world! You guys did. Will this work with FSX? You're right that if you're commanding single buttons only, you won't see the problem.

After a professional collaboration with Bernd Podhradsky, developer of the FS Global Real Weather program, the weather data will be made available to the FlightSim Commander System Requirements: Apart from Flight Simulator you need at least Windows XP SP3, WIN 7, WIN 8.1, WIN 10 For connecting FlightSim Commander with Flight Simulator you need a version of Peter Dowson's FSUIPC 3.99x or higher (for FS2004) or FSUIPC4 4.9x or higher (for FS X) If you wish to use FlightSim Commander in a network, you also need Peter Dowson's WideFS package. All these modules are available on most of the standard well-known flightsim-related websites and forums. You can also go directly to where these and other useful modules can be downloaded. Peter's site also offers many detailed descriptions, documentations, translations and tutorials. Registration and / or buying: FlightSim Commander 10 is a shareware program which can be registered or buy for € 29.90 at or You can download an evaluation copy from. The evaluation copy is fully functional with the restriction that the program will automatically terminate after a period of 30 minutes and that flight plans cannot be saved. You can run as many 30 min-sessions as you like.

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Dev field trip to record Mi-8MTV2 audio for DCS! Recently a group of Belsimtek and ED devs took a field trip an airfield near Moscow to record sound samples of the Mi-8MTV2 helicopter for the upcoming DCS simulation. Besides the engine and rotor audio, the sim will also feature authentic sounds of all of the cockpit switches, knobs, electrical systems, pumps, and other elements of the helicopter.

Each sound sample was recorded separately whenever possible for inclusion into the sim. In some cases, when a separate recording could not be made, the sound will be synthesized based on the sample audio. Primary audio (engines, rotors, systems) was recorded both from inside the cockpit and outside the helicopter. Engine and rotor audio was sampled during ground engine runs, hovering, and low flybys from different directions. Special recording equipment was used to capture quality audio samples despite the high wind speeds generated by the rotor blades. We are looking forward to offering you’re a truly authentic and immersive audio experience in DCS: Mi-8MTV2. Currently our sound engineer is working with the captured audio and we expect that his samples will be ready for addition into the project within 5-10 days.

To give you a little more info about the product: as with the Huey, DCS: Mi-8MTV2 will feature “full real” flight and systems modeling as you’ve come to expect from DCS-level simulations. I think it’s safe to say that our Mi-8 will be as good as a virtual Mi-8 can possibly be and certainly will stand proud with the other great DCS helicopter modules, while perhaps raising the bar even a little higher in some areas (like cockpit sounds).

The product will feature a 20 mission campaign by the creators of the Huey 'UN Pilot' campaign, which was very well recieved by the community, and the normal set of features that will include interactive training missions and demonstrations, single combat missions, and extensive documentation. In addition the final release features previously annouced for the Huey all apply to the Mi-8 as well, including new infantry modeling, sling load, etc.

We need to be clear about the current completion state of the product as it goes into final testing prior to being made available for download as part of the pre-purchase open beta access. The Mi-8MTV2 module is currently at a somewhat earlier development stage than was the Huey at release. As I write this, we are still working on an English draft of the flight manual and translation of the campaign missions. What is already included is the Quickstart manual and some interactive training lessons to get you started that will cover the start-up procedure, weapons fire, and a takeoff demo track. The first three missions of the campaign are also included. The flight model is essentially complete and passes muster with our very own senior Mi-8 pilot managing the project - PilotMi8.