yes I wish Rotate could bring their MD11 to Fs2020. I guess in a years time we will have some study level longhaulers. remember when the Leonardo MD80 and Fenix appeared then the bae146 and Pmdg 737. Much like waiting a long time for a bus .then suddenly six arrive all at once.

Be patient young padawan. Be patient. I already have a study level Boeing 757 and 767 from Flight Factor, and you can be sure they are an absolute blast to fly and you have something truly awesome to look forward too.


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They have some classics like the Boeing 717 on their website. Is TFDi study-level stuff or 90% fake-buttons?

The cockpit is coming along nicely, but two years of development are to be expected:

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But sooner or later someone will show up with the same enthusiasm and love to attention to detail, like Flight Sim Labs or Flight Factor or iniBuilds or Toliss, and bring another break-through-visual-quality Airbus model with superb study-level system depth

You could start with studying for L2 right after December exam, no need to wait for results. 7 full months of studying is more than enough time. A lot of people take the whole CFA program in 18 months, so I think 7 months for just L2 is ok.

Just do level 1 in December then start doing level 2 why do you need to do them at the same time? I passed it this way and so have many others. You were close to passing level 1 so just make sure you practice more questions this time that is the key to passing CFA. Do the official mocks as far back as they go. Also re-read the problem areas.

THe CFA subject matter is easy but the problem is the quantity. This is why I think people who study it over a long period of time do not have an advantage over those who condense it into 3-4 months per level. Over a longer period you will forget the information and it is harder to keep it fresh.

I would suggest concentrating on L1 until December. Take a week or two off and you could start L2 thereafter. It will be less tiring and exhausting than preparing for both levels together whilst being almost as effective.

I find I now have to dig for a lot of information about different aeroplanes - simply so I know how it should be operated - piston, turboprop or pure turbine. The more recent the design and its level of automated systems the more challenging it becomes. One's performance in the sim is equal to any in real life, unforgiving of lack of preparation, not knowing your aeroplane and not knowing about the area your going to fly.

Yes the A330 certainly is high fidelity and not full systems mapped or programmed but the Rotate MD11 sure is! If I wanted true study level I would be on the Airbus Ground Course or the MD11 ground course. They all are about 65-70% there as they are - that makes you work for it! I would spend 8 weeks in study for a full study level simulation and pass a few exams as well!

If the were study level I would need the QRH for all of them! And of course given failures how well would the sim model switch to secondary and standby systens without my intervention - I have the 330 pilot training manual and there is of course a lot not provided - but hey do I really want that level of detail!

But with good addons, like the CL 650 in X-Plane, the whole sim can indeed become study-level you commit to learn the details of the aircraft systems and operations, as if you were studying for a type-rating.

You want to go beyond that well you have to match the simulator against what level of flight simulator requlatory approval is required (Training, competency, checking and type rating approval). The basic test remains in the real world that the systems, software, and performance of the device accurately matches the aircraft to which it is applied!

A good majority of pilots I used to fly with (And check and train and test in a full motion simulator and real aeroplane) all used desk top simulators at home. They were a cheap and handy way to practice procedural IFR flight and basic systems recall as well as check list recall. In commercial aviation all the simulators had word not allowed graphics because the flights, training and procedures were all expected to be conducted under instrument flight conditions not doing a jolly about the countryside VFR. The military are different they want high level graphics to use for training (formation flying, low level nav, targeting ordinance delivery etc) They build very different simulators to do this!

So XP is both a game and a flight simulator but the level of fidelity is sufficient for me to consider it requires a 'study' of the aeroplane you wish to fly, the weather, nav planning and performance if you do that you get a reasonably accurate representation of flight in the real aeroplane - but all on a $4000 PC with a $200 simulator program - bargain!

You want true study level - build yourself a full motion, accurate recreation of a Boeing or Airbus cockpit complete with all instrumentation and controls etc. Then get the FAA in to evaluate it against the performance data for the real aeroplane! Simple!

No idea why some of you get so annoyed by a simple phrase. The term 'study level' is used for flight simulator aircraft that require more 'study' to fly accurately - as opposed to those simulated aircraft than don't need any 'study' to get off the ground.

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