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Stevecg · 05-18-2021, 03:52 PM

I still sometimes use phoenix, though accurc and heliX more so now.

Phoenix has a lot of tunability in the models if you go into advanced model settings. This sim has taken a lot of people to a high level of skill and still runs so I wouldn't say its dead unless its a priority to have the latest models on super high res. Also the models are quite robotically locked in if left standard but thats up to the individual to tune model and wind.

I initially struggled with accurc as I felt the tuned phoenix was more like my real helis than accu. Just took time to learn what settings needed changing and adapting to the way the camera moves.

05-18-2021, 03:52 PM	#17 (permalink)
Stevecg Registered Users Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: NZ	I still sometimes use phoenix, though accurc and heliX more so now. Phoenix has a lot of tunability in the models if you go into advanced model settings. This sim has taken a lot of people to a high level of skill and still runs so I wouldn't say its dead unless its a priority to have the latest models on super high res. Also the models are quite robotically locked in if left standard but thats up to the individual to tune model and wind. I initially struggled with accurc as I felt the tuned phoenix was more like my real helis than accu. Just took time to learn what settings needed changing and adapting to the way the camera moves. __________________ Blackout 700XZ SAB: Nitro 700 sport, Jim Boss 570N, 580E&N, 700 Kraken Specter v2 Jeti DS12 Brain2