Great Planes RealFlight 7.5 w/Wired Transmitter Interface
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This is the Great Planes RealFlight 7.5 Flight Simulator, with an included Wired Transmitter Interface. Even experienced pilots use RealFlight to keep learning and polishing skills when they can't be at the field. The RF7.5 Wired Transmitter Interface Edition makes that practice even more valuable. With the included interface, you control the sim with the same R/C transmitter you take to the field!
Plug the interface into your transmitter and your computer's USB port. A set-up window helps you quickly configure RealFlight to be controlled by the same radio you use to fly real models.
You'll find one of RealFlight's most popular features, the "Reset/Rewind" button, on the interface. After a crash, push the Reset button to get right back into the action. Or hold it down to go back to any point during your last flight for an instant do-over.
RealFlight flies more like "real life" than any other R/C sim. Reach ever-greater levels of expertise using your favorite radio and this interface-equipped edition of the world's #1 R/C flight simulator!
Features:
- A total of over 140 aircraft
- Over 40 flying sites to explore
- Game-like Challenges
- RealPhysics 3D
- TrueView realistic lighting
- Virtual Flight Instructor (VFI)
- Reset/Rewind
- Multiplayer and MultiMode
- Onscreen camera controls
- Water takeoffs and landings
- Night flying
- Welcome Screen
- Real Rendering
- AccuModel aircraft editor
- FlexiField flying site editor
- TruFlo Wind Dynamics
- Heads Up Display (HUD)
- Unlimited combat with any weaponry
System Requirements:
- Minimum Recommended System: Some graphical features may be disabled. Aerodynamic calculations will remain high quality.
- Windows* Vista™, Windows* 7 or Windows* 8 - *Local administrator access required.
- Intel® Pentium® 1.0GHz or equivalent
- 512 MB RAM
- 10 GB Hard Drive Space
- DVD Drive
- 3D Accelerated Video with:
- 32 MB Dedicated Video Memory
- Full DirectX 9 compliant (Shader Model 2.0 or better)
- Optimal System: For best graphical performance
- Dual Core 2.4GHz CPU
- 2 GB RAM
- 3D Accelerated Video with: 512 MB dedicated video memory
- Multiplayer Requirements:
- Broadband connection
- Computer microphone for voice chat
- InterLink® Elite Controller:
- USB Port
- Compatible FM or FM-selectable transmitter (if using the interface mode)
- NOTE: The connectors on the InterLink Elite cord and included adapters make the InterLink Elite compatible with the trainer jacks on most Futaba® and all JR®, Spektrum® and Tower Hobbies® systems.
- Activation Required
This product was added to our catalog on November 13, 2014
Anonymous
Tuesday, Nov 18 2014 (about 9 years ago)
Great Planes RealFlight 7.5 w/Wired Transmitter Interface
I bought this having previously owned Clearview. Clearview is great for the 40 bucks it costs but I was looking for some more dynamic physics. I bought RF7.5 for my I7 equipped laptop with Intel HD4400 GPU. Luckily I can run it at the highest settings. I was a bit irked with some initial glitches-having to use ALT to get the menu to toggle, and having to reset the environment to get it into fullscreen without the menu bar. I'm on Windows 8.1. But man this simulator is very accurate, dynamic and intense. I only fly helicopters and noticed the helis that come with game are tuned pretty weird, whereas the custom user helis on KnifeEdge are much more ball park. The "physics" actually change with each model, with the intent to replicate how that model actually flies. And the right custom helicopter can revolutionize your simulator experience. The Logo700xxV2 comes to mind- this of course being my personal opinion. You'll have to find your own model you love, but wow they are as close to real life as I ever felt. Go to GroniMod and get all the new Competition Goblins. You'll be happy. They are picture perfect and fly even better. I used an HDMI into my Samsung LCD for 46 inches of helicopter perspective. The graphics are incredible but what really shines is the finite control and response of the helicopter and its reaction to speed, G forces, and cyclic/collective input. The 700 class feels more floaty and predictable than the 450 class, the collective is reactive to the wind speed forces, and the model has a good feel for speed during FFF. I've got the models to work as far back as RF6.5 so far. Tons of models and fields to chose from. If you fly RC, it'd be hard to not own this simulator.