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NEW Alpha Sim freeware...
Posted: 02 Jul 2006, 13:41
by John
Whilst it's not all British none of it's bad and it's all good because it's free!
http://www.alphasim.co.uk/fwd.html
The releases are:
EF2000 Typhoon Set (FS9)
The Harrier Set (FS9)
The F7F Tigercat Set (FS9/CFS2)
The CF-100 Canuck (FS9/CFS2)
and the SR-71 Blackbird (FS9)
Seems like a good deal to me!
Regards
John
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 00:44
by Paul K
Thanks for that John. I don't normally bother to check whether their freeware library has been updated, so much appreciated. I grabbed the Tigercat...might refly the TFC Tigercat's delivery flight across the pond at some point.
Got my first Alphasim payware last night...the Victor and Halifax/Halton packages. I might get a bit adventurous and buy that Johnny Foreigner B-47 contraption next. :dance:
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 01:02
by DaveB
I bought the Tigercat ages ago Paul and its not too bad. It was long in the tooth
then but still performs well enough in FS9
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 01:27
by Paul K
Cheers Dave, I haven't installed it yet but nice to hear its at least passable. I'll be seeing the real thing this coming weekend at Duxford's Flying Legends airshow. Lovely looking aircraft, for sure.
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 01:45
by andy
The Harrier "works" in fs9. No bits missing, but you need a panel and sound for it. Plenty about on the usual places.
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 05:09
by blanston12
Since its new freeware I probably should not criticize the facts that none of the AC have functioning panels or that the SR-71's fly like jet liners.
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 05:41
by Stewart Pearson
Hi Joe,
Re the SR-71, check out this link for some help with upgrades etc;
http://www.sim-outhouse.com/sohforums/s ... hp?t=21449
Cheers
Stewart
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 11:20
by DaveB
Joe,
When Alpha let their old stuff out into the public domain, they rarely (if ever) come with panels or gauges. The good thing is they're all old enough that there's a good chance someone else has made one along the way. All you have to do is find it
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 12:10
by AndyG
DaveB wrote:Joe,
When Alpha let their old stuff out into the public domain, they rarely (if ever) come with panels or gauges. The good thing is they're all old enough that there's a good chance someone else has made one along the way. All you have to do is find it
ATB
DaveB :tab:
Also, with the recent release of all the panel bitmaps, making one from scratch is a lot easier now anyway.
AndyG
Posted: 03 Jul 2006, 15:10
by DaveB
Good point Andy. I'd forgotten they'd released all the old panels too (probably cause I paid for most of em anyway) :roll:
ATB
DaveB :tab:
