Realflight 7 Dongle Emulator 19

Realflight is a popular and realistic flight simulator software for radio-controlled aircraft enthusiasts. It allows users to practice and improve their flying skills on a variety of models and scenarios, without risking damage or injury. However, Realflight requires a special controller called a dongle, which connects to the computer via USB and acts as a security device and a transmitter. The dongle is either an Interlink DX or an Interlink Elite, which are designed to mimic the feel and functionality of real RC transmitters.

A dongle emulator is a software that can bypass the dongle requirement and allow users to run Realflight with any controller that Windows recognizes as a joystick or game controller. This can be useful for users who want to use their own RC transmitters, or who do not have access to a dongle. A dongle emulator can also enable wireless connection between the controller and the computer, eliminating the need for a USB cable.

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One of the dongle emulators that claims to work with Realflight 7 is called Realflight 7 Dongle Emulator 19. It is a modified version of an older emulator called Realflight Dongle Emulator 3.4, which was originally created by a hacker named Carjoso. The emulator consists of two files: a DLL file that replaces the original Realflight DLL file, and an EXE file that runs in the background and simulates the dongle communication. The emulator also supports multiple controllers, allowing users to switch between them with a hotkey.

However, there are some drawbacks and risks associated with using Realflight 7 Dongle Emulator 19. First of all, it is an illegal software that violates the license agreement and the intellectual property rights of Realflight and its developers. Using it may result in legal consequences or penalties. Secondly, it is not guaranteed to work with all versions and updates of Realflight 7, as it may be incompatible or detected by the anti-piracy measures. Thirdly, it may contain viruses or malware that can harm the computer or compromise the user's privacy and security. Finally, it may not provide the same level of realism and accuracy as using a genuine dongle, as it may have glitches or errors in the emulation process.

Therefore, it is advisable to avoid using Realflight 7 Dongle Emulator 19 or any other similar software, and instead purchase a legitimate copy of Realflight with a dongle, or use an alternative simulator that does not require a dongle. Some examples of such simulators are Phoenix RC, Aerofly RC, or VelociDrone. Alternatively, users can also use an official wireless USB dongle from FrSky or Spektrum, which are compatible with Realflight 8 and above, and can connect to most RC transmitters via a receiver module.

For more information on Realflight and its features, please visit [the official website]. For more information on how to use an OpenTX transmitter to emulate an Interlink controller in Realflight, please read [this article]. For more information on how to use a FrSky wireless USB dongle with Realflight, please read [this forum thread].

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