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1. #PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E FOR FREE#
2. #PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E PRO#
3. #PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E SOFTWARE#
4. #PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E SIMULATOR#

The game defaults to Mode 2 controls, but you can change to other modes under the settings. It’s suggest buying the bundle unlock, since for the cost of four individual drone unlocks you can unlock everything. All of the drone models cost money to unlock.

#PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E FOR FREE#

You can download the app for free and it comes with two craft that don’t require payment.

#PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E PRO#

I tested it both on my iPad Pro 9.7 and Galaxy S6 It ran butter-smooth and the controls are intuitive.

#PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E SOFTWARE#

This lighter version of the software looks pretty darn good.

#PHOENIX RC SIMULATOR 5.5 HOW TO CONNECT TO DX6E SIMULATOR#

Hey look, it’s a Realflight simulator again, but this time for iOS and Android. It’s also pretty cheap, so you might as well grab it now in case they raise the price when the game officially launches. At its core though, it’s a great, realistic sim with incredibly impressive graphics. It’s still an Early Access game with limited content and some technical issues with controller compatibility that still needs to be resolved. It’s one of the most positively-reviewed FPV drone racing sims on Steam, which has been notoriously harsh on other games in this niche. This is a simulator that I haven’t personally had the chance to try out yet, but everywhere I go people mention it. Both the graphics and physics engines look solid at this stage and there’s little doubt that if they can keep paying the bills we’ll have a solid drone sim that’s built from the ground up for that purpose. These include racing, aerial film and photography and other stuff they aren’t talking about yet.Įven the pre-alpha looks great. There are many planned modes for the future. The makers are planning to approach all the big drone makers when the software reaches its Beta phase and hopefully many of them will be willing to licence their drones to the game. In addition, it’s possible to connect a real transmitter to the software with a little guidance and patience. One of the nice things about RDS is the fact that they have licenced permission from drone makers such as EMAX and JJRC to include models of their products in the software. Not only can you practice safely with a drone model close to one you actually own, but you can fly with models you might never have the chance to in real life. There are 20 different environments and structured flight challenges in addition to the expected free flight. The program simulates up to eight channels of control with a dedicated flight physics engine. These include standard aerial photography drones, racing drones, hexacopters and eight-rotor monsters. This software includes fifteen different from models. The only reason not to buy the bundle is if you already own a compatible controller from a different edition of the software. By using a realistic controller with all the same buttons and knobs you’d use in real life, you get a truly edifying experience. While you can use a gamepad or keyboard and mouse to operate the sim, it’s not exactly helpful. The price may seem a little steep, but you have to remember that this bundle version includes a Futaba Interlink Elite training controller. Which is why they have released a standalone drone edition of their simulation engine. Plane and chopper pilots have sworn by it for years, but the company has definitely felt the winds of change with the rise of drones. RealFlight is one of the big names in RC simulation. So which drone sims are worth your time? Let’s have a look. Once you’ve mastered the art the sim can keep you in practice during downtime as well. Of course, camera drone pilots can practice getting better shots or saving the drone from hairy situations. It’s also a good place to hone your skills to an advanced level.Ĭompetitive 3D helicopter pilots spend hundreds of hours in RC flight sims before attempting their maneuvers in real life. It’s a safe place to learn the basics such as orientation, takeoff, landing and so on. The idea is that you can gain transferable skills that will make you a better pilot in real life. RC Flight simulators are software applications that mainly have the goal of replicating the real experience of flying. From super-serious sims to more lighthearted fare you’re sure to find something that will alleviate the boredom. So today, instead of highlighting real drones, I’m going to look at some of the great software that’s available today. Thanks to the mainstream popularity of drones there are now plenty of mobile games that aren’t necessarily very realistic, but just plain fun. Thankfully the RC community has a long history of using software simulators to sharpen their skills on rainy days or before taking that expensive new model out for the first time. It’s not like you can quickly squeeze in five minutes of flight on the bus or between meetings. You need time, preparation and a suitable space to get your kicks or some practice. Unfortunately it’s something you can only do if the circumstances are just right. Drone piloting and RC flying in general is fantastic, fun hobby.