PC Pilot Magazine Issue 79: May-June 2012 Edición anterior

Hello and a very warm welcome to another packed issue of PC Pilot. As usual we have news, reviews, tutorials and features – encompassing both flight sim hardware and software.

Reviews
• Microsoft Flight is our lead review in this edition – It may not be the answer to everyone’s needs, but it could be the start of a new era of flight simulation.

Aircraft review highlights include:

• ‘Le’ Embraer Phenom 100 from Feelthere - An excellent blend of features and avionics coupled with great handling characteristics make the Phenom an ideal personal flight simulation transport aircraft.

• Piper Malibu PA-46 from Carenado - Windows XP with SP3 installed, Vista or 7 (32- or 64-Bit). Microsoft Flight Simulator FSX with SP1 and SP2 (or Acceleration Pack) installed. Pentium V/2GHz or similar – 2GB RAM – 512MB graphics card. 205 MB available hard disk space.

Scenery review highlights include:
• New Zealand South from Orbx - Orbx Full Terrain products are simply the best scenery add-ons currently available in Flight Simulation. If you have not yet seen this line of products, the natural diversity in NZSI presents a perfect opportunity.

Hardware review highlights include:
• X-Plane 10 from Aerosoft – X-Plane 10 is the most ambitious release of the franchise to date.

• SimCat 5 from RC Simulations – A new interface designed to help us break free from the dreaded mouse and keyboard.

Tutorials
As usual our tutorials encompass a wide spectrum of subject matter.

Airliner:
• Concorde - Lighting the Fires - Engines & Systems

• General Aviation:

• Twin-Engined Flying – An Introduction – Part 1

Military:
• Rise of Flight – Flying and Fighting in the Nieuport 28

PLUS!
Flight Sim Adventure – Las Vegas to Reno, Nevada
Aerosoft Interview – Winfried Diekmann from Aerosoft reveals his future plans for x-Plane 10