leo96

understood ty regards leo

ty hijak , will do getting the hang of the forum , sorry if my question has come up already. regards Leo

AHH thank you Zabuza !! I have to catch up on my reading the manuals !! thanks again

Thank you Rich , I'll take a look at it . I think I decided for American first. I was thinking that if I need to learn the basics I need to be able to read the instruments in English and understand the incoming radio messages , starting off with Russian airplanes I see everything in Russian and the radio is killing me and I don't know what it is saying lol . I;ve been looking in the forum if this can be changed but it seems it cant . I'll take a look at your site , thanks , regards Leo

thank you guys , I just have to decide which way to go USA or Russian !! I,m reading what each plane can do and what I would like to do further down the road , its going to take a lot of studying that for sure !! regards leo

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Hello all: After some years of FSX , Rise of flight , war thunder etc I started to have the need for something new in aviation. I came across DCS World and after looking at it I just needed to have it. I now have DCS world with FC3 . My question is besides reading all the manuals: interface, FC3, plane etc , my question is where do I start ? there is so much to learn , but I am willing to go step by step. which plane would you recommend to start off with to get the hang of things ? any help would be great. thanks in advance and hope top see you soon in the skies !! , regards Leo

yes I have all Saitek panels for FSX .Try using google chrome to download on the Saitek web site , it usually works .