FMS vs Easy Fly

[Monts]

I am new to both FMS and Easy Fly. In many ways FMS is better and certainly more economical. The feature I like best with Easy Fly is the ability to control the sensitivity of controls and speed of the simulation. Can this be done with FMS?

Also, is there a Push e Cat model out there to download? If not, I can get the specs for the model, but then what do you do? If it is complicated, is anyone willing to do it?

Thanks

[solo]

I am new to both FMS and Easy Fly. In many ways FMS is better and certainly more economical. The feature I like best with Easy Fly is the ability to control the sensitivity of controls and speed of the simulation. Can this be done with FMS?

yes u can click the "exp" boxes in fms
if u have a computerised Tx u can adjust the sensitivity thru that also :p
however u cant change the speed of simulation

Dont know what is a "push e cat" model ???

[Monts]

Thanks for the reply.

Where are the exp boxes?

The Push e Cat is a rear pusher trainer and resistant to breakage on impact. It is made with EPP foam and coverd with stapping tape. I am told it will take lots of abuse.

[Rockfist Rogan]

>Where are the exp boxes?

Go to:
Controls/Analogue Control/Joystick Interface/Mapping/Calibration

Tick the box to enable exponential.

Inv = reverse servo.

For my Tx I needed to change the box numbers from 12345678 to
42134213.
This gives aileron and elevator on the right stick and rudder and throttle on the left stick (for aircraft).
HTH

RR

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I think Easyfly is a less realistic, but it runs better on my decrepit P233.

FMS seems to be more realistic (i.e. it is relatively easy to stall the airplane, just like the real thing).

The downside is I don't know how to load extra aircraft into EasyFly.

Oh well!

[ranman932]

i think the the fms is much better then easy fly
and it's also more realistic...