I was wondering if anyone is using accu-feel v2 with the 757
I was thinking about getting it and I wanted to know if it works good with the 757. I couldn't find any videos on youtube showing CS 757.

Thanks

Thanks Lou, I think I'm going to purchase. I have modified sounds for my 757 rr and pw engines, but sure could use more. I also like (from what I saw on videos) the fact that I'll be able to feel the touch down. Right noe it's hard to know when the main wheels touch the ground (no tire noise sound on landing).
Do you know if it has gear wind sounds?

Thanks Again
Gabe

Picked it up last night. I had a couple of good jolts, thought I was going to snap my neck ., almost fell out of my chair .
Some sounds don't seem realistic for the 757. I'm going to mess with settings to see what I think is good. It will be hard since I never flew a 757 (did fly on one years ago). I did fly a Cessna 172 for a while, but stopped due to lack of funds.
I'll mess with settings for the Cessna at some point.
Anyways, what settings do you have for the 757. Maybe you can post a screen shot. I'd like to try those settings and tweak from their if necessary. May be a while since I don't get much time on the sim, with work and all. trying to finish resto of my car, but I'll get back with my settings at some point.

Have a great 4th

Gabe

LOU wrote on Jul 4^th, 2013 at 3:38pm:


Lou

Does this application make any sound for the deployment of speedbrakes and if it does not have you ever run across anything that does?

Thank you
Michael Cubine

LOU wrote on Jul 5^th, 2013 at 1:50am:


Lou

I am sorry but I meant the sound after they are deployed - the rumble. Not the sound of the deployment itself.

Michael Cubine

Thanks Lou
I'm going to set the sliders like you have and see if I can tweak, although since you flew a 757 then you must know how to get the feel of the aircraft, at least close. I'm sure it's hard to get it exact in a this simulator.
I had my slider for shock absorption set at 70 and rolling down the runway at about 120kts, the nose gear was bouncing up and down. Couldn't see it, but I was hearing the wheels screech. I had to apply forward yoke to keep the nose gear on the pavement, and as far as I know I should be releasing the forward motion on the yoke at 80kts.

I'll let you know if I come up with something and maybe you can tell me if that's correct per the real feel of the aircraft.

Since you've flown a 757, do you think the flight dynamics of the CS 757 is close to the real 757?

Thanks,
Gabe    

The screen capture above, a few posts ago, is pretty much what I've used for most of the planes.
I find the shock absorption way too soft in the default so I crank it to max, or near max.

Most of the settings are really to ones personal liking.

In the real 757 for example, you don't really hear the tire squeal that much in the cockpit, whereas in the 727 you could really hear the nose wheel - and smell it as well - on landing.

As for the flight dynamics of the CS planes I find them pretty good for a "game" simulator. Even the multi-million dollar 6 axis flight simulators that I flew were not "just" like the real plane. It is impossible to recreate all the subtle movement of the plane and the little clues that the pilot gets from them.

As for hand flying and shooting touch and go landings the CS planes in FSX are very good to show energy management and how a large sink rate will develop on final if you get too slow and behind the power curve. Depending on your control settings, the the roll rate and other controls tend to be very light even with a force feed back stick. As an example, the 707 was fairly slow in roll compared to the 727. I think the 707 is a bit too slick in drag and takes much longer than the real 707 to bleed off the airspeed when you close the throttles in level flight. The CS 727 does a good job in replicating the high sink rate of the small winged bird. The 727 was very fast in roll compared to the 707 and I find the 757 to fly very nice indeed - as long as you remember - it's a game.

Lou

No worries mate!






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