AVIODEV ivvox interview (Spanish).

[Silver_Dragon]

Welcome

On the Ivoox postcasting platform. Has release a interview to On Ivoox, an interview (on spanish) with Roberto "Vipera" Seoanei of AERGES, who talks about the birth, team, development, projects, and future of the 3rd-party company Aviodev.

https://www.ivoox.com/127-aerges-creando-aviones-digitales-audios-mp3_rf_155630619_1.html

[Lace]

Any chance of a summary for those who don't habla?

[MAXsenna]

31 minutes ago, Lace said:

Any chance of a summary for those who don't habla?

There are some really cheap translator earbuds on Temu and Ali Express.

Edit: @BIGNEWY any reason this forum needs moderator approval now? 

Edited October 17 by MAXsenna

[BIGNEWY]

2 minutes ago, MAXsenna said:

There are some really cheap translator earbuds on Temu and Ali Express.

Edit: @BIGNEWY any reason this forum needs moderator approval now? 

Temu is in our filter because we get targeted by bots unfortunately 

[MAXsenna]

Temu is in our filter because we get targeted by bots unfortunately 

Of course. Didn't consider that. Thanks!

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[kontiuka]

5 hours ago, Lace said:

Any chance of a summary for those who don't habla?

I tried just translating the text on the site but it got cut off.

[Ce_Zeta]

On 10/17/2025 at 1:34 PM, Lace said:

Any chance of a summary for those who don't habla?

Saldy Vibora doesnt provide new info or any Big headlines. It was a good chat between old friends, aviation lovers and simmers.

The most important information from the interview is that they really appreciate positive feedback in these forums. 

One relevant thing is that the owners of Aerges are passionate about aviation and flight simulators. They need money to keep lights on, to make more modules but it is crystal clear that everything is fueled by passion.  Vibora is a very well known member of the spanish combat flight sim community involved for more than a decade (he was beta tester for ED prior this adventure for example) and before that he was member of Alas Rojas, one of the biggest spanish squadrons at the beginning of the XXI century (with Escuadron 111). 

They are still  developing the F-1M and good news is the flight model of the F-104G is completed. They are working now in the art part and making alive the starfighter cockpit. They doesn't know yet the next module. Also interesting that F-1M cockpit  looks better than the EE one and Starfighter looks also very good (you can see the teaser recorded by Ismael Jorda).

A vey interesting anecdote from the podcast is that when they tested the F-1 inside DCS to validate the module, in one test (climb from runway to 60.000 ft) data shown that the Module was more thirsty than his real counterpart. They spent a lot of time trying to figure it out where the issue was. At the end it was found that DCS atmosphere simulation was simplified. From 40k to 60 k air density was the same, so for this reason fuel consumption was much higher in the module. 

They spoke about the requirements to make a module for DCS. Thats all I can remember. 

 

 

Edited yesterday at 01:13 PM by Ce_Zeta

[Silver_Dragon]

One of the main problems with the interview is that it seems like it doesn't follow a script, or if it does, it literally skips it... until almost halfway through the interview, it's not bad, but after that, the interviewers keep cutting the interviewee off and don't let them explain.

I don't understand why, with these types of interviews, they don't cover key topics, such as their future plans, if there's interest in creating a map or AI units, which modules they'd like to work on, if there's interest in WWII (the Spanish Civil War, for example).... No, they spend almost the last third or quarter of the interview rambling...

[MAXsenna]

@Ce_Zeta Thanks!

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