Kamov Ka 50 Alphasim For Fs9 Payware

AlphaSim has published their KA-50. According to their press release “The awesome Kamov attack helicopter swoops into action in FSX and FS9.

That's too high a bar (PMDG). Hovercontrol has some well modeled rotocraft but they are designed for FSX.

Jordan Moores's 412 is the best of the lot and does work with P3d. The Dodosim 206 will run in P3d V3 also. The best of the truly P3d compatible helis is the Milviz Huey redux. That models the flight characteristics faithfully and is TacPack aware, if you also like to shoot at things. What do you need as controllers to fly these helis?

I used to fly Rc Copters, and have flown twice in real life in an R22, so I know a little about copter flying. The limitations of FSX AND P3D's ability to replicate rotary-winged flight mean that you're going to be hard pressed to find something in rotary winged form that is as faithfully modeled as PMDG do their fixed-wing products. But, that said, there are some very well done choppers for FS.

Ones which are worth a look which will work in P3D include: Flysimware's Bell 47/H-13 Sioux, which is well done and isn't too expensive either, and unlike most choppers which get modeled for FS, isn't a gas turbine: Dodosim's Bell 206 JetRanger II is listed as being for FSX only, although it is my understanding that it can be made to work in P3D. It is very well modeled in terms of flight characteristics and systems (within what can be done in FS for helicopters) and has the advantage of a scaleable flight/realism model (five settings if I recall correctly), which goes from really hard to fly without some good hardware controllers, to nice and forgiving. It also has something akin to A2A's 'accusim' system, in that it accrues damage and wear and tear over time which requires you to 'service' it (although this can be turned off if you like).

As noted in a prior post, Milviz's Huey is very good too, and gives you the two main UH-1 variants: If you want some good fun by the way. Flysimware's Super Huey offers a lot of entertainment: Outside of P3D, if you also have FSX or FSX-SE, Ones which are not 'officially P3D capable', but might be able to be made to work in it, but which will certainly work in FSX include: Aerosoft's Huey, which is another good contender for reasonably good realism: You might also want to check out some products from Area 51/Virtavia/CERA/Nemeth Designs. They are not always 100 percent accurate in terms of modeling every switch in the cockpit, but they are generally very good 3D models of some famous military and civilian choppers such as the UH-1N Venom, CH-47 Chinook, UH-60 Blackhawk, OH-58 Kiowa Warrior (fun if you merge it with the DodoSim Bell 206), MD-500 Defender, AH-64 Apache, MH-53J Pavelow, Mil Mi-24D 'Hind' etc.

Not all of these will work in P3D (so check before deciding to buy if that's where you want em, but many of them will): What you need to be sure of more than anything, is what it is you personally rate in terms of what you are looking for, i.e. Do you want every switch working? Do you want things such as VRS (vortex ring state) behaviour modeled? The possibility of hot starts? Do you wanna shoot at stuff? Working winches? It's worth noting too that beyond VRS Tac Pac compatibility, which many warplanes for FS incorporate, another option which can be made to work on pretty much any aircraft in FS, is Captain Sim's Weapon for FS.

So if you do want to give your helicopters some teeth, that's not a bad option. Got a general helicopter question.

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I enjoy flying the 407 with one exception, the pitch trim seems a bit wonky. The heli starts out level, but as speed is increased, the nose starts to pitch up, requiring forward pressure on the stick to hold level flight. This starts happening around 25+ knots which is rather slow/ There is a force trim feature in this heli, as well as a hat switch on top of the cyclic, but I find that the force trim doesn't seem to work at all, and the hat switch does work, but the moment you touch the cyclic, the trim you set in disappears and you are back to having to hold a great deal of forward pressure to maintain a decent cruising speed. It acts like a fixed wing aircraft with way to much nose up trim. My question is, is this a typical issue with PC helicopters, and if it isn't, what would be a good model that doesn't have to be flown with constant forward pressure on the cyclic? I'd like to throw in the MP DESIGN STUDIO - AEROSPATIALE GAZELLE SA342 FSX P3D.

I always detested helicopters in FSX (except for the Dodo sim) and now that I've been running P3D I never even entertained the thought, but reading this thread I went on hunt and stumbled on the Gazelle by MP Design. For 15 Euro or about 16 US and some pennies, I thought what the heck. I didn't read the manual, but I found some discussions on the net concerning it and was intent on taking a chance. Exterior is nothing to brag about (and I don't think anyone has put out repaints for it) But the interior is mighty fine. It's outfitted with the Gazelle's SAS (stabilazation system) - I didn't even use that, VOR capability and a small garmin. I used to use A2A's cub to check out new installed sceneries but now I will use this. Now, I'm not comparing apples to apples here, but I'm a long time user of the DCS series and mostly fly all of the choppers available for DCS and there is a Gazelle sa342 in DCS, so I knew something about it. Expecting the usual junk flight model for a helo in FSX and now P3D, I was totally surprised.