It was as though the pilot has a stiff neck and cannot raise his/here head fast or high enough however, the fault is RealFlight’s inability (it seems) to work with multi monitors in widescreen eyefinity mode.

I was going to give RealFlight the thumbs down and say how anyone can say this simulator is good for learning to fly on let alone learn 3D because the plane however you set the options for keeping the ground in view your plane disappears off screen and then suddenly reappears, making flying impossible. I intend to update this thread with a comparison of the two simulators when I have used RealFlight more and have a clear understanding how RealFlight differs from Phoenix RC that I have been using. When closing down RealFlight you get the usual recommendation/warning to turn off your TX. Graphics:- With everything turned on or set to maximum the program did not stutter however, my PC fans started to run fast so my system was working very hard.

Physics:- The default setting is for Realistic (this is good) and the speed of the physics is set to 100% with the option of moving it gradually up to 150% (not sure why) or down to 25% I presume so that you can slow the plane down for learning manoeuvres. In default settings the plane disappears when climbing fast it is as though your eyes are not following the plane fast enough! Very odd! (not sure yet how to change this) The smoke is stunning, example if you put the Sbach into a hover the plane slowly disappears in the smoke! The default plane is the SBach 342 and the look and feel of the plane is impressive using default settings. The system does not take you automatically into controller setup to sort out your channels (Transmitter wire plus dongle version) RealFlight 7.5 (Now replaced by RealFlight X ( )

Phoenix rc vs realflight 7