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sw1ive
May-11-2014, 15:58
I am Looking for Heli Sim (Helicopter Simulator) in youtube

I like to buy a full real Heli Sim...

as real... as Cliffs of Dover
III./ZG76_Keller
May-11-2014, 16:17
This http://www.digitalcombatsimulator.com/en/products/huey/ is probably as real as it gets; more so than Cliffs of Dover.
Combat Wombat
May-11-2014, 16:40
Yes the "Huey" :devilish:
9./JG52_Meyer
May-12-2014, 06:00
Hello , my good friend and Kameraden in 9./JG52 (The Karaya Staffel) Ziegler was, as a fresh faced youth a Huey pilot in Vietnam.( Yes he really is that old ! ) He has this DCS version of the Huey that others speak of. I shall boot him up the arse and get him to give his evaluation in regards to it. I beleive he flew the dust off version ( Medical pick up) but he can give the details on that side of things if he so wishes.
LuseKofte
May-12-2014, 08:29
He did ? Im impressed Did not know that
LuseKofte
May-12-2014, 08:30
You also got a sim called take on helicopters with good graphics civilian that is
9./JG52_Meyer
May-12-2014, 09:51
He did yes , he will most probably kick my fat hoop all the way to Berlin for saying so :-)
if you look at his avatar on here that is the very same young Ziegler sitting in his Huey up country :thumbsup:
LuseKofte
May-12-2014, 10:21
Well that might be the reason I did not know, veterans witch seen stuff, does not talk much about it. I admire the chopper pilot of that aera very much. I read about it a lot.
But I knew witch great people you all are in your group :)
marty
May-12-2014, 16:06
I have both Take On Helicopters and the UH-1H module for DCS. DCS Huey wins hands down. The flight model is so much more complex and challenging. Take On still feels abit arcadey (slighty better than Arma). Both loads of fun, but if i had to pick one, it would be DCS.
MonThackma
May-12-2014, 17:27
DCS for sure, or check FSX addons from Milviz. They make nice stuff.
darkside3/4
May-12-2014, 18:26
Better then every sim above......

http://www.oceanhelicopters.com/

Disclaimer, I know nothing about this school, just was 1st google search link... he he
Tonka
May-12-2014, 19:11
I guess i should add a vote for my first simulator love - http://www.x-plane.com/desktop/home/

Get the demo and try it. Some of the recent payware offerings get favourable reviews.
Injerin
May-12-2014, 19:42
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMIPRzqJ3DQ

:)

This was when it came out, and I royally sucked at flying the HUey, not much better now lol!


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlAMezlFF3o
dburne
May-12-2014, 20:24
Also don't forget there is also DCS Black Shark 2...
Injerin
May-12-2014, 21:32
Also don't forget there is also DCS Black Shark 2...

Absolutely! great sim, Haven't started to learn that one yet. :(
9./JG52 Ziegler
May-15-2014, 07:11
I am Looking for Heli Sim (Helicopter Simulator) in youtube

I like to buy a full real Heli Sim...

as real... as Cliffs of Dover

Te kanis my friend.

I have been away for a few days and my Squadron Mate and fellow Vet 9./JG52 Meyer told me about the thread. I would have to cast my vote for DCS Huey (suprize!) as they are what I flew D's and H models mostly and I have a fondness for the old turkey leg. While no sim can replicate the "feel" that one depends on when flying rotorwings the flight model/characteristics are and do feel fairly accurate. Having a good collective set up is key. You have to stay far ahead of the inputs curve. Have fun. :thumbsup:
Vlerkies
May-15-2014, 08:04
The DCS Huey is wonderful, I havent tried the Mi-8 from them yet but thats also just as good.


Auto rotation in a built up area.

http://youtu.be/XODwDQMvajU

Mucking about at the airfield, tower landing.

http://youtu.be/Fsu-hT_kjG0
Foul Ole Ron
May-15-2014, 11:45
The DCS Huey is wonderful, I havent tried the Mi-8 from them yet but thats also just as good.

The Mi-8 is fun but it's a big heavy thing and for me the Huey is a lot more enjoyable to fly around. The Huey is more old school too with no flight stability assists like in the Mi-8 and Ka-50 which makes for more interesting flying
Vlerkies
May-15-2014, 12:09
The Mi-8 is fun but it's a big heavy thing and for me the Huey is a lot more enjoyable to fly around. The Huey is more old school too with no flight stability assists like in the Mi-8 and Ka-50 which makes for more interesting flying
Indeed Foul Ole Ron, Exactly why I choose to fly this module rather than the others. I have the Shark which is pretty awesome, but the Huey is pure unadulterated 'fling wing' flying, no fancy electronics, and arguably the best there is out there available to the public, and what better model for this purpose could there possibly be than the iconic Huey.

Just flying it around every now and then puts a big smile on my dial.


:thumbsup:
sw1ive
May-17-2014, 10:29
Te kanis my friend.

I have been away for a few days and my Squadron Mate and fellow Vet 9./JG52 Meyer told me about the thread. I would have to cast my vote for DCS Huey (suprize!) as they are what I flew D's and H models mostly and I have a fondness for the old turkey leg. While no sim can replicate the "feel" that one depends on when flying rotorwings the flight model/characteristics are and do feel fairly accurate. Having a good collective set up is key. You have to stay far ahead of the inputs curve. Have fun. :thumbsup:

Me too !!!

My vote for DCS Huey...

(kala eimai...) (I am fine)...