Flysimware Rotary Wing

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Hi, The only way I can get the Bell to lift off is by initiating high rpm (Cntrl +4) When I do so, there's a pretty violent 4' jump and the bird keeps lightly bouncing after that. Is there a way to smoothly transition from low to high? I tried Cntrl+3 but didn't make much difference. I'm on P3D V5 BTW. Thanks, Mark

Im still waiting for info from support. Maybe did you notice it too? - no any sound (of engine blades) if you turn off fuel, any sound stops suddenly, even though blades are turning still - with mdl model "noguns" I see still guns from interior and no doors from inside view, but on external doors are present and are closed - for sure, too glossy models (no spec file support for example) I use Huey in P3Dv5.

Hello, I cant find on Your website. Cany You upload this?

Hello, I have installed the updated Bell 47 but it still won't work. There is very low power available so the main rotor want spool up to high RPM! HELP!!!!

Any chance of updating the Super Huey to Prepar3D V 2 ? I'd love to be able to still fly it. Thanks Sue

Been doing rotor wing for awhile and thought I would give the Bell a shot. Sensitive on the controls and not to allow yourself to get behind the ball, but fun to fly. Question....the bird has a constant urge to bank to the left, this is annoying.... Is this inherent in the bird or is something not right with the sim? Tried to download the manual when I purchased but the site wouldn't go for it. Sent a note to the customer service but haven't heard back yet. I will receive the backup disc eventually but wanted to find the answer before that.....if there is one. Any info appreciated ........

Has anyone run into this and how did you trim the aircraft to a more level flight envelope. The designers commented on the fact that there is a "knob" in the center that would do this, trimming the aircraft for one persons weight. There is the round red "dial" that does nothing and a knob that does work, a "rotor trim". There is nothing in the manual that addresses this, either use or how to use it. When in "0" setting the aircraft has a steady bank to the left. When moved further, from 0 up, the bank becomes more pronounced! Would really like to work with this aircraft but having to maintain a minimum of 10 to 15 degrees of right stick make the bird more work than enjoym…