The ‚CGM rc Heli Simulator Lite’ is a limited edition of the ’CGM rc Heli Simulator’. It contains one helicopter and one flying site.
The full version of the ’CGM rc Heli Simulator’ is available here in the App Store. It includes a lot of further helicopters, flying sites, online flight meetings and training videos.
The neXt level of radio control flight simulation. We gave our rc Flight Simulator the name neXt because it heralds the next evolution in the model flight simulator industry.
Thanks to the highly effective programming beneath the hood of the graphics engine, youll get the highest quality not only on the latest hardware, but also smooth performance on older computer systems.
Beginner: The hover flight trainer progressively enables more and more control functions in order to help beginners learn hovering from the four predefined angles. An inverted-flight trainer completes this training program. The switchable autopilot simulates the flight behavior of real helicopters with rescue systems (e.g. BEASTX Microbeast Pro-Edition).
Advanced: The Simulator is of course fully 3D. If necessary, the neXt shows the stick movements with four available control assignments. Now you can train blade scratching. Practice autorotations and learn the required pitch inputs to perform the manoeuvre in reality with confidence. The more the energy builds up in the main rotor blades, the more the flight data display (below heli) turns yellow.
Fun: Try to land your helicopter at a box. A optional marker shows the position of the helicopter on the ground. The real time flight data display (below model) shows the selected flight data. Record your best flights and save them to disk.
Compatible control systems:
- We do recommend the use of the RCWare RX2SIM Wireless Multi-Sim Adapter which offers up to 8 proportional channels and works with all common transmitters (available on our webpage).
- All input devices that output a joystick signal will be accepted (for example a PS3 / PS4 Controller). See compatibility list on our webpage.
