C0 Level Planes

[Glasgow_Approach]

Hi all

Anybody know a good / challenging / fun plane to fly for c0 level. Im just sick of the default cessnas. Any freeware would be welcome but
would check out any payware suggestions.

Thanks

GA

[SaVas]

Search Avsim for Bill Lyons, and look at his little freeware aircraft. He adds a lot of little fun things to his stuff and before this past summer
they were payware. He tends to add sceneries, or some have vehicles that you can drive around, little sound files, radios that you can use
to play CDs with on your computer, etc.

[Dutch64]

Nice tip, I will check that one too

[vaccaro]

I have seen a Maule in fsnordic. Freeware

[poden]

Go to:

http://www.simviation.com

and

http://www.wspilots.com


Access the "prop" sections; they have quite a few single engine planes.

[pagir]

And don't forget the default Mooney!

But the Bill Lyons' are absolutly amazing.

Pagir

[Sovek]

yes yes!!! fly the bravo, thier are repaints for it on AVSIM, ones a nice red called freedom, I think I'm in love

and a fix for the panel so you can use both tanks and an ADF gauge for it. just do a search for mooney in the 2004 panels section.

[S_Moore]

http://67.38.117.12/pafiledb/pafiledb.ph...ile&id=471

Pretty neat little Cirrus SR-20.

As stated above, Bill Lyons makes very cool stuff- and WS Pilots has a fantastic selection.

[SaVas]

Regarding a Cirrus, someone recently released a payware version that looks great, though its early in the AM and I havent had enough
coff....wait, its Eaglesoft. Even has the 'chute deployment if you have an engine failure that floats you down to the ground

[HH-60CC]

Mooney fan here too. I'm descending to Juneau, Alaska in one as we speak.

[dtinc155]

The Mooney is definitely more challenging and fun to fly then the Cessnas. My default version seems almost inherently unstable at
times. The one thing I don't like about it is the default engine sound for it. On takeoff and at cruise speeds it sounds just like an over-
revved lawnmower to me! I don't suppose anybody has a better sound file for it?

[Dutch64]

Soundfiles? You should really try avsim.com, i think for 90% of the planes ppl have been creating soundfiles, most are really good and gives the whole
simming experience a boost

[nonameatall]

It is payware, but not overly expensive - the Beech Bonanza A36 by Dreamfleet - http://www.dreamfleet2000.com (I think that's the link!).

I've been flying all my C0 with it thus far. Lovely, lovely aircraft. Can't speak highly enough of it!

[jimbotopoke]

go to surclaro web.....millions of planes.......surclao.com.......i fly into and out of Aberdeen all the time.