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TexasSP · 12.23.2008, 11:13 AM

Realflight G4 works well on my laptop. Of course I have a separate graphics card and 4gb of ram.

I would go MCX. I had the CX2 and it flies great but you are so limited on where you can fly it inside and it will only fly outside in zero wind. I played with an MCX the other day at the LHS and it was very stable and in my opinion much more fun than the CX2. It will get you used to orientation of the heli and what not then like said, move to the sim before getting a "real" heli. Always remember it costs $0.00 to crash on the sim, you won't be so lucky in real life. Every experienced heli pilot I have talked to has told me it's not a matter of "IF" you will crash, it's a matter of "WHEN".

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TexasSP Something, anything, nothing Offline Posts: 2,747 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Houston, TX	12.23.2008, 11:13 AM Realflight G4 works well on my laptop. Of course I have a separate graphics card and 4gb of ram. I would go MCX. I had the CX2 and it flies great but you are so limited on where you can fly it inside and it will only fly outside in zero wind. I played with an MCX the other day at the LHS and it was very stable and in my opinion much more fun than the CX2. It will get you used to orientation of the heli and what not then like said, move to the sim before getting a "real" heli. Always remember it costs $0.00 to crash on the sim, you won't be so lucky in real life. Every experienced heli pilot I have talked to has told me it's not a matter of "IF" you will crash, it's a matter of "WHEN". www.cubicle101.com A friends comic strip website.