pilots have been flying acro for years... WAY before fpv was a common thing. Self level hasnt been around that long on the grad scheme of things, all there was before was flying, and that was no self level (aka acro). I can control a heli in acro, and Have been able to creep around without destroying one for years, but we're talking beyond slow and steady. I strapped on fpv and learned acro in about 2 hours on the simulator. In 8 hours on the sim I can fly acro in fpv better than I can fly self level line of sight. The key is time on the sticks, and the best way to do that is through a simulator
I just purchased freerider simulator only to find out that my transmitter isn't going to work with it. Only 5.99 but still... I have a flysky i6 and Radiolink at9 and at9s. Is there a simulator app that works with these transmitters?
It will work for it. Why would t it. It's all over youtube at9s and free rider
That's what I did with my spektrum setup. $40 WELL spent!!
Right? Now muscle memory won't be all wonky when flying the real thing lol
I feel you, i think the same thing whenever I have to go to the hobby shop, and freerider was originally a phone app before anything else so they weren't intending it to be a full learning simulator like realflight for the computer which comes with a transmitter for the program
Should be, that's all I have at least and can connect to both computer and my galaxy s8 with the usb plug the phone came with. It's a lot of things sticking out of my phone at once though I won't lie lol
