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Author Topic: ASW 15 now available in Condor  (Read 3156 times)

Offline tom snyder

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ASW 15 now available in Condor
« on: 28 January 2011, 02:19 »
The ASW 15 is now available for the Condor flight simulator as one of the aircraft in Plane pack 2, which was just recently released.  I just ordered Plane pack 2 from Cumulus Soaring so I haven't had a chance to try it out. I did notice that you must have the latest Condor patch to install plane pack 2.

Happy soaring!!!! :)

Offline MusicCity

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Re: ASW 15 now available in Condor
« Reply #1 on: 03 February 2011, 20:29 »
There seems to be an issue with the trim of the Condor ASW 15B and other planes--not enough trim in either direction.  With the joystick in its natural calibration, and maximum forward trim, you have to push the stick forward to maintain 150 km/hr (90 mph).  I just started flying my ASW 15B last fall and can't remember if this was true in real life, as we don't usually go as fast as in Condor.

Can someone say at what speed with maximum forward trim you have to start holding the stick forward to maintain speed?


 

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