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T-28B Trojan_EA
This is a semi-scale version of the T-28 so if you look close there are some differences. I was asked to release the plane in two versions so you can better match the color scheme to the branch of service. So I'm releasing a T-28B and T-28C, the...
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technoid
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I did two versions of the T-28 Trojan. The T-28B without hook and the T-28C with hook. They were for RF 8 but they should work for RF 9.5. Let me know if you have any problems.
https://forums.realflight.com/index.php?resources/t-28b-trojan_ea.23881/
https://forums.realflight.com/index.php?resources/t-28c-trojan_ea.23880/
https://forums.realflight.com/index.php?resources/t-28b-trojan_ea.23881/
https://forums.realflight.com/index.php?resources/t-28c-trojan_ea.23880/
technoid
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Look at this post by asj5547 it should help you "import" the downloaded plane in RealFlight.
https://forums.realflight.com/index.php?threads/plane-loading-instructions.55516/post-346878
technoid
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Good deal I'm glad to help.
Andrew Millband
New member
I'm new as well - could anyone recommend something to train on RF 9.5 that is akin to a dynam spitfire V2?
thanks in advance
thanks in advance
Bill Stuntz
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Are you new to R/C & starting from scratch, or are you already a pilot & specifically wanting something similar to the Spitfire?
If you're starting from scratch it probably doesn't make much difference what plane you start with - preferably some sort of trainer rather than a high performance aircraft like the Spitfire. The most important thing you'll need to learn is to to recognize the attitude of the plane in flight. Is it flying toward you, or away - especially if it's small & far away. What do you need to do different when it's flying away or coming toward you to make it do what you want? It needs to become almost automatic. If you need to stop & think about it, it's probably too late. Of course, if it's too late in the simulator, you won't have to spend money & repair time to try again. Just press the reset button.
If you're starting from scratch it probably doesn't make much difference what plane you start with - preferably some sort of trainer rather than a high performance aircraft like the Spitfire. The most important thing you'll need to learn is to to recognize the attitude of the plane in flight. Is it flying toward you, or away - especially if it's small & far away. What do you need to do different when it's flying away or coming toward you to make it do what you want? It needs to become almost automatic. If you need to stop & think about it, it's probably too late. Of course, if it's too late in the simulator, you won't have to spend money & repair time to try again. Just press the reset button.
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Andrew Millband
New member
Thanks for the reply Bill - returning to rc after 35yrs (I've got an 8 yr old..) I've got a cub trainer and a Riot to build up to before I try the Spitfire, also I have flown fixed wing & helo's in the navy. We've also joined our local club.
I don't suppose you know how to add streamers in the aircraft edit? Looks like earlier versions had an option on the wings. KR A
I don't suppose you know how to add streamers in the aircraft edit? Looks like earlier versions had an option on the wings. KR A
Bill Stuntz
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Sounds like you've got a good handle on it. I was away for a long time, too. Trouble is, I haven't been able to fly for real for a while now, so I try to keep my hand in on the sim.
I think you'll find that it comes back pretty quickly. A search of the swap pages brings up quite a few Spitfires, but I don't have any idea which one would be close to the one you want. The only thing I can really suggest is don't try to fly the real thing until you're pretty confident flying some of the warbirds or high performance aircraft in RF.
I think you'll find that it comes back pretty quickly. A search of the swap pages brings up quite a few Spitfires, but I don't have any idea which one would be close to the one you want. The only thing I can really suggest is don't try to fly the real thing until you're pretty confident flying some of the warbirds or high performance aircraft in RF.