Most transmitters are likely more expensive than the InterLink Elite controller. An actual transmitter doesn’t include the popular reset/rewind button (which would be nice on the flying field), so RealFlight 7 integrated the reset button into the redesigned interface.īecause no transmitter is included in the Transmitter Interface Edition, this bundle costs $39.99 less than the InterLink Elite Controller Edition.

Instead of receiving the InterLink Elite controller, this bundled package includes a transmitter interface to connect a pilot’s favorite RC transmitter to the simulator through a USB port. Users can now buy the RealFlight 7 Transmitter Interface Edition. The release of RealFlight 7 introduces two more options. The package also provides a built-in interface for using your own RC transmitter.Īnother option is the RealFlight upgrade, allowing RealFlight 4 and newer releases to be upgraded by simply purchasing the installation DVD for $49.98. This includes RealFlight 7 and an eight-channel USB transmitter. As with previous versions of RealFlight, pilots can purchase the simulator with the InterLink Elite controller. Instead of rehashing the arguments of why to buy a flight simulator, this article will explore all of the exciting new features and characteristics of RealFlight’s latest RC Flight Simulator: RealFlight 7.īuyers will immediately notice that RealFlight 7 includes two more choices in its lineup, resulting in four bundled options. Simulators allow users to groom their skills, experience new aircraft, and tackle challenges-all without the stress of crashing an actual model. It’s almost a necessary part of our fleet. We’ve all heard the arguments for why a model aviation pilot’s tool kit should include a simulator. Read the entire article in the April 2014 issue of Model Aviation. Pilot more than 100 aircraft with your transmitter of choice

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