neues Tool: FSPilots

Matt_EDDW · 13.01.2006, 18:53

Moin,

gerade bei AVSIM gesehen ...

Gruß

Matthias

Freeware FSPilot Navigation Tool Released

Posted: Friday, January 13, 2006 - 15:55
Looking for a navigation tool and multipurpose autopilot for planes AND helicopters ? FSPilot is a new module for FS2004 freely available at AVSIM that implements an enhanced autopilot, EFIS, navigation and flight planning utility into every FS2004 aircraft. This version enables: (1) auto landings with all known planes of any size from Cessna to B747 (2) helicopter autopilot which not only stabilizes the vessel but also enables auto takeoff, auto land, auto hover on given position and low level profile flights. (3) includes all AIRAC navaids and the EFIS allows one-click-navigation even in the smallest plane. (4) fighter and leisure pilots will love the ability to auto-fly low ground profiles. (5) built-in flight plan language including waypoints, taxiing, operation of light, flaps, gear, pushback, brakes and reverse thrust. (6) runs in free floating FS2004 windows which are also available in external views. (7) FSPilot is time-acceleration safe up to 32 x and absolutely independent from FSUIPC. Fore more information visit the FSPilot Homepage. FSPilots

alfora · 13.01.2006, 19:07

Da fehlt jetzt eigentlich nur noch:

One click flights! (Patent pending)
Just start FS2004, press one button and enjoy. FSPilots takes your plane automatically from the departure airport to your chosen destination. You never have to fly manually again!

Matt_EDDW · 13.01.2006, 19:09

Zitat:

Original geschrieben von alfora
Da fehlt jetzt eigentlich nur noch:

One click flights! (Patent pending)
Just start FS2004, press one button and enjoy. FSPilots takes your plane automatically from the departure airport to your chosen destination. You never have to fly manually again!

Spaß beiseite, die Autoland-Funktion hört sich spannend an, oder?

Gruß

Matthias

Junior · 13.01.2006, 20:15

Na ich weiss nicht, wesentlich spannender ist doch selbst das Ding sicher runter zu kriegen, oder ?

Gruss
Gerhard

13.01.2006, 18:53	#1
Matt_EDDW Inventar Registriert seit: 21.02.2002 Alter: 54 Beiträge: 2.309	neues Tool: FSPilots Moin, gerade bei AVSIM gesehen ... Gruß Matthias Freeware FSPilot Navigation Tool Released Posted: Friday, January 13, 2006 - 15:55 Looking for a navigation tool and multipurpose autopilot for planes AND helicopters ? FSPilot is a new module for FS2004 freely available at AVSIM that implements an enhanced autopilot, EFIS, navigation and flight planning utility into every FS2004 aircraft. This version enables: (1) auto landings with all known planes of any size from Cessna to B747 (2) helicopter autopilot which not only stabilizes the vessel but also enables auto takeoff, auto land, auto hover on given position and low level profile flights. (3) includes all AIRAC navaids and the EFIS allows one-click-navigation even in the smallest plane. (4) fighter and leisure pilots will love the ability to auto-fly low ground profiles. (5) built-in flight plan language including waypoints, taxiing, operation of light, flaps, gear, pushback, brakes and reverse thrust. (6) runs in free floating FS2004 windows which are also available in external views. (7) FSPilot is time-acceleration safe up to 32 x and absolutely independent from FSUIPC. Fore more information visit the FSPilot Homepage. FSPilots ____________________________________ www.ivao.aero DLH159 ... See you there! http://forum.flightxpress.net/

13.01.2006, 19:07	#2
alfora Inventar Registriert seit: 23.02.2001 Beiträge: 2.954	Da fehlt jetzt eigentlich nur noch: One click flights! (Patent pending) Just start FS2004, press one button and enjoy. FSPilots takes your plane automatically from the departure airport to your chosen destination. You never have to fly manually again! ____________________________________ Alex Home Page: http://homepage.mac.com/alfora/ O\'Hare Approach Control: \"United 329 heavy, your traffic is a Fokker, One o\'clock, three miles, eastbound.\" United 239: \"Approach, I\'ve always wanted to say this... I\'ve got the little Fokker in sight.\"

13.01.2006, 20:15	#4
Junior Senior Member Registriert seit: 17.08.2005 Beiträge: 161	Na ich weiss nicht, wesentlich spannender ist doch selbst das Ding sicher runter zu kriegen, oder ? Gruss Gerhard

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