My newest Plane

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Well I decided to take a vacation day off today and just fly around
with my new PC. I got my license in the South Florida area many years
ago , so I was looking around for some new scenery for that area and
found a Freeware on Avsim.com called FLLCV2.zip. Flying around in my
old home area, after installing this scenery, which took just a few
minutes, made me feel like I was actually there.

Anyway , in my shopping around today , I decided to buy another
airplane from Real Air Simulation, cause I am really happy with the
Scout I got from them last week. I also am finding that after years
of cruising at FL350 in MSFS , it's so much fun to fly at 1500ft and
look at the scenery like I do in real life. I purchased the SF260,
and used it today, for my first Florida flight with the new scenery.
What a great plane. It cruises at around 170 knots, handles like a
dream, full IFR and aerobatic to boot. On the way into Ft Lauderdale
airport this morning, I did a roll at about 900 feet . Then I flew
out to the practice area I used to fly in for some spins. Hands off it
is stable, but when you give it full aileron, you are upside down in a
split second. The plane looks great, can be fully flown from the VC,
and I can see I am going to be using this plane alot from now on. Bet
the babes will like it too. .

http://www.realairsimulations.com/


Bob

 

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Hi Bob,

On Mon, 14 Mar 2005 18:04:35 GMT, you wrote:

> I purchased the SF260, and used it today, for my first Florida
> flight with the new scenery. What a great plane.

It is a great plane! Enjoying landings as I do, I especially
enjoy the extra bit of care required to land this plane "perfectly",
considering how its "critical wing" configuration doesn't allow for a
"simple controlled stall" type of landing. Giving it that little bit
of extra throttle at just the right moment of flare is very
satisfying when executed with perfect timing and with just the right
amount of throttle!

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Melissa

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The Marchetti is a great airplane. I have flown N68FD IRL when I worked for
ACUSA a bunch of years ago.
Real Air got it down pretty good. I like the fact you can spin it, and the
views from the VC are about spot on.
I even like the little Avgas streaks on the top of the wings.


"Bob Cordone" <nospam@mindspring.com> wrote in message
news:2njb31h9ju4i5hk52gssmbn8jck2radp36@4ax.com...
> Well I decided to take a vacation day off today and just fly around
> with my new PC. I got my license in the South Florida area many years
> ago , so I was looking around for some new scenery for that area and
> found a Freeware on Avsim.com called FLLCV2.zip. Flying around in my
> old home area, after installing this scenery, which took just a few
> minutes, made me feel like I was actually there.
>
> Anyway , in my shopping around today , I decided to buy another
> airplane from Real Air Simulation, cause I am really happy with the
> Scout I got from them last week. I also am finding that after years
> of cruising at FL350 in MSFS , it's so much fun to fly at 1500ft and
> look at the scenery like I do in real life. I purchased the SF260,
> and used it today, for my first Florida flight with the new scenery.
> What a great plane. It cruises at around 170 knots, handles like a
> dream, full IFR and aerobatic to boot. On the way into Ft Lauderdale
> airport this morning, I did a roll at about 900 feet . Then I flew
> out to the practice area I used to fly in for some spins. Hands off it
> is stable, but when you give it full aileron, you are upside down in a
> split second. The plane looks great, can be fully flown from the VC,
> and I can see I am going to be using this plane alot from now on. Bet
> the babes will like it too. .
>
> http://www.realairsimulations.com/
>
>
> Bob