Review: Philip Ubben/Khamsin Studios SA-315 Lama for X-Plane
This little helicopter has recently been released for X-Plane after Philip Ubben’s stubbornness and willing to bring it to life. Was it worth it? Well... Read on and you may be (very) pleasantly surprised!
Review: Hype Performance Group H135 for MSFS
After numerous releases (over 20) of pre-release versions, the freeware H135 for MSFS finally reached version 1 and I had to revisit it, of course.
Review: X-Trident CH-47D for X-Plane
The mighty Chinook landed on our virtual hangars a few weeks ago and we had to, of course, review it. Who else could we get to do it than our resident CH-47 pilot, Mr. Jeff Tucker?
Review: VIRPIL VPC WarBRD Rudder Pedals
Rudder pedals (or, in case of helicopters, anti-torque pedals) are another sensitive topic when it comes to rotary wing aviation. Which seems to be a theme when we talk about controlling these machines.
Review: OE-XAM Eurocopter Cyclic Stick EC135 Grip
In the cluttered helicopter control market – there appears to be some quality that lurks in the shadows!
Review: VIRPIL VPC MongoosT-50CM3 Throttle
After taking a look at one of their joystick bases and grips, it’s time we move on to do some power management.
Review: Cowan Simulation 500E for X-Plane
The MD500 is a very popular helicopter and known by many as a sort of a “sportscar of helicopters”. Ascending star developer Joshua Cowan released his 500E for X-Plane and real world 500 pilot, Nick Bates tells us everything we need to know about this initial release.
Review: VIRPIL VPC MongoosT-50CM2 Grip with 200mm Flightstick Extension
VIRPIL sells their joysticks a bit differently from other manufacturers and you’ll have to select a base and the grip. But you can also add an extension to it, which may help you.
Review: VIRPIL VPC MongoosT-50CM2 Base
This article starts a series of reviews I will be doing about the VIRPIL controls. From a joystick base, to the grip, throttle, pedals and mounts to one of their latest developments: the control panel. Let’s start with the bases (no pun intended).
