Hey Guys,
The wife got me FS2004....is it any good?


Black4

Yep . . .  it's of course a very different aspect of flying than you find in IL-2, but in truth there is actually quite a lot you can do with it, in particular if you have any interest in learning real world procedures. You may also have noticed a coms channel for it on TX-Public, and also a forum here. There are a few members who have expressed an interest in learning the real world procedures of flying, navigation, communications, ATC, and systems management.  .  . I would be more than happy to go over this stuff with a group, perhaps in an online multiplay room where we could do some fly-ins together for a virtual version of the proverbial "$100 gardenburger"When some of the people who are interested in such training sessions commmunicate a time with me I'll do it. . .I also post relevant links for people to look at in the GA sim forum.P.S. I moved this thread to the GA forum, next to this one is a Ground School forum.S!TX-EcoDragonBlack 1TX-Squadron XO

Sure thing, when I install it what else should I have with it...other add-ons??Black 4

I enjoy it.  This is mostly what I fly these days.Yep, even with the release of my Corsair :(edited: I am starting to build my addon list back up after being taboo for so long.  I use only payware addons, but Im sure there are some great freeware ones at the links Eco suggested in the other topic...I just purchased the RealAir Sim Spitfire...It's a blast.Cage    ... end ...

here is a post I did a while back. . . stuff that I think people should check outhttp://www.txsquadron.com/topic.asp?ARCHIVE=&TOPIC_ID=1837Oh and Cage. . . there is a new corsair for FS2004 in the developers award page at flightsim.comhttp://www.flightsim.com/cgi/kds?$=main/votr-all.htmS!TX-EcoDragonBlack 1TX-Squadron XO