I have the King Air B200 from Aeroworx and would like to update it for FSX -
is that possible?..
Any help appreciated.
Thanks
Erik
Danny
"Erik Selde" <erik....@mail.dk> wrote in message
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> It will fly in FSX but every time I flip a switch, the left
> throttle goes full throttle. I tried several things but never got it to work
> in FSX the way it does in FS9.
Clearly, the team broke up or they'd put in the limited time to make some
money. I don't know for sure, but I think they became disgusted with the
competition.
First, they were building a Cessna Caravan as their next product and
feelThere was way ahead of them on their Caravan.
So, they switched to their Baron project. About that time Dreamfleet put
their Baron on the market. I'd bet they just threw their hands in the air
and gave up.
It's a shame because feelThere's pre-marketing made their Caravan look like
strong competition... when it came out, it wasn't much better than the
Microsoft default Caravan. (In other words, it was crap.)
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pete
"Danny" <drm...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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I wish it was that easy, but I still have FS9 installed and use it
frequently. Matter of fact, it might be time to go fly the B200 tonight.
Danny
"Peter Greenstein" <pgre...@comcast.net> wrote in message
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Perhaps in some way FSX sees your gauges as having some kind of conflict. It
interprets a light switch as full throttle in the left engine. BTW, does the
light even come on?
Are these the FS9 versions of these gauges? You didn't have to replace any
of your FS9 gauges with FSX gauges with this a/c? Perhaps those light
switches and the buttons could be replaced by FSX equivalents? You could try
it with one and see.
Also, you could "alias" a panel from a different aircraft in FSX. Maybe that
would verify that it is the FS9 panel.cfg that has the source of the
problem, rather than something else in your plane.
Just thinking outloud,
pete
>I love that plane. The premier plane, in all of flight sim kingdom, in my
>opinion. It will fly in FSX but every time I flip a switch, the left
>throttle goes full throttle. I tried several things but never got it to work
>in FSX the way it does in FS9. Textures seem to be okay, but the screwed up
>throttle problem keeps me from using it in FSX.
>
>Danny
Yep, and there is STILL no premium King Air for FSX!!
See if you guys can resolve the throttle issue. The Aeroworx King Air
200 is excellent and worth starting up FS9 for. Oops, can I say that?
-G
"Gregory" <flights...@bkwds.comcast.net> wrote in message
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Subsequently flew from Atlanta to Charlotte, North Carolina which carries me
right over my local airport, KAND
Such a nice plane.
"Erik Selde" <erik....@mail.dk> wrote in message
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Still sporting that old paint job?
I took my in and had it repainted.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v101/Dallas52/Screenies/KingAirSunset08.jpg
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>Had a great flight in the B200 KingAir. Depart Cincinnati and arrive at
>Hotlanta.
>
>http://tinyurl.com/2wpqbru
>
>Subsequently flew from Atlanta to Charlotte, North Carolina which carries me
>right over my local airport, KAND
>
>Such a nice plane.
Are you in FSX? or FS9?
-G
http://i922.photobucket.com/albums/ad69/dannymckee/FLIGHT%20SIM%20SHOTS/KINGAIR2.png
http://i922.photobucket.com/albums/ad69/dannymckee/FLIGHT%20SIM%20SHOTS/KINGAIR3.png
Prolly like this Yellow Bird best of all. Don't know why I did not use it
from Cinci to Hotlanta.
"Dallas" <Cybnorm@spam_me_not.Hotmail.Com> wrote in message
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> Prolly like this Yellow Bird best of all.
> http://i922.photobucket.com/albums/ad69/dannymckee/FLIGHT%20SIM%20SHOTS/KINGAIR1.png
Eueeew!
:- )
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Dallas
I had thought, at one time, about swapping out some switches. But there are
sooooo many toggle switches it would be quite an ordeal. But, a very good
idea should someone want to tackle that job.
I am glad Erik started this thread. It stimulated me to take the B200 out
for several flights. So many planes...so little time.
Danny
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