I still use it when I can't get out to the field. Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!

Pretty much! Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!

After looking through the support pages for Realflight, I don’t see any mention of the TS16S as being compatible. I would recommend contacting Realflight support for your specific question. Thanks for commenting and for watching!!

Yes, it has scenarios where things go wrong like a wing falling off, etc. Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!

@@TheTravelingTechGuy that will be great. I've never flown and I was recommended by the president of my local field to practice before purchasing my first plane.

@@jaredbrumley6599 I practiced for almost four months before I bought my first plane. It will definitely help you build muscle memory for when you are flying an actual model. Good luck!!

According to RealFlight, you can move it to another computer. You would have to contact RealFlight's software support to have them unregister the license number and use it to register the software on the new PC. I'm not really sure why some do not like the Steam version? I bought the full package that came with the Interlink Controller. The controller I had when I bought RF v7.0, somehow was damaged and the sticks no longer worked correctly. Version 9.5s has mainly trainer planes included in it. 9.5, has the trainers plus, all the planes, drones, heli's and a blimp in it. Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!

RF Trainer only has 5 of the typical trainer airplanes, 2 helicopters and one flying field that is downloadable through the Steam network or on a DVD from Horizon Hobby.. RF 9.5 includes includes 175 different airplanes, helicompters, drones and 40 different flying sites. You can get it as a download through Steam or as a boxed DVD only and as a full package with the Interlink Controller and DVD. Thanks for the question and for watching!!!

Sorry to hear you lost your plane.... Some on the internet have reported they were able to use their FlySky FS-i6x transmitters with Realflight on a few planes in the sim but others, say it's not possible. Information on RealFlight's website says as long as your transmitter is compatible with Spektrum's DSMX communication protocols. Without having to spend a lot of money to try and get cables and other adapters to see if, your transmitter would work, I would offer this suggestion instead. I would purchase the RF package that includes the simulated transmitter (aka. Interlink Controller), for two reasons. 1. It works right out of the box and controls all of the aircraft in the sim. No adjusting for different sim planes. 2. The Sim Transmitter doesn't need batteries to work so, you can practice as much as you want. The amount of time you get to practice with a real transmitter, will depend on how long your battery lasts, before needing to be charged. I know the price of the complete RealFlight package may seem high but, it will save you a lot of money especially, during the learning to fly process. Think of it like this... You crash a plane in the sim, press the reset button, get a new one. Add up the cost of having to replace that plane, for the number of times you crash. Very expensive!!! I hope that gives you the answers your looking for and gives you some options to think about. Thanks for the question and for watching!!!

Thank you vary much for your advice and yes I agree and I understand you.. better to train and get familiar how the controls work on the simulator system then to go and lose another plane thank you once again👍

@@jamesvillasenor9192 My pleasure!

A computer with at least 16GB of memory, an Intel I7 or AMD 8-core processor, a 1TB SSD hard drive for starts. For the sim, RealFlight, hands down. Thanks for the question and for watching!!!

Hi Nick, look at the three position switch on the top left of the Interlink Controller. Select position 0 and you will be in beginner mode.

@@TheTravelingTechGuy thank you but I'm not using interlink I'm actually using RadioMaster TX16S

@@nsvaluto48328 From what I have read, the TX16S will operate the basic controls in RF but, for the SAFE mode, no one has posted that they have successfully programmed their TX16S to use this feature. Have no despair, you will still be able to learn to fly and become more proficient at it, the more you practice. Good luck to you! Thanks for the question and for watching!!!

@@TheTravelingTechGuy I'm going to try my three position switch for modes as well as ch 5 momentary for panic! I found a FB group for realflight with that radio gaining popularity and ratings gotta be someone using it for that Sim

@@TheTravelingTechGuy actually the controller on the gadgets ch 8 button 0 switch es modes

A regular laptop that meets the specs will work just fine.

to my opinion, gaming laptops even work BETTER because it has much better GPU (i.e. Nvidia or AMD-ATI). And it even has HDMI output to your big TV too. Have fun.

Specs say that a game pad or joystick would work. Just not sure if a PS4 controller would work? You can buy the complete package with the controller on Amazon. Thanks for the question and for watching!!!

On the version that includes the Interlink Controller, a DVD comes with it. If you get it through the Steam version, it is just a download. Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!

I was wondering if it would be treated like the other steam games? I've only used the DVD version with the Interlink Controller. I like that version the best. Thanks for letting me know and for watching!!!

Thanks for the comment and for watching!!!