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I'm looking at the Aeroworx B200 SuperKingAir and I'd like some input....

I really like the KingAir as an aircraft, but I'm no real pilot and my FS skills are fair--I'd hardly be type-rated on anything!  I've read all kinds of great reviews of the plane and know it has some complex systems and that MX module.  How steep is the learning curve--will the complexity keep my from flying it well if I don't understand every system, or is it a you-get-out-what-you-put-in situation as far as systems and realism?
I want to learn this bird, but I don't want to bite of more than I can chew.  


Any thoughts on this appreciated!

Thanks
ReverseThrust

let me tell you somthing.  the most complex thing I know how to do in flight sim is turn the autopilot on and off, and I can fly this plane fine.  its great.

Got it...Love it...Get it......You'll love it.....

Jeff

The Aeroworx B200 does indeed have quite the interesting learning curve, as everything on the aircraft, including pretty much every button, behaves similar to the real thing.

Personally, when I first bought the B200 (which was my first payware way back), I found the learning curve (at least flying the thing) steeper than most of the payware I have today (Such as the Level D, PMDG etc).

We've got the X-treme King Air B200 by aeroworx/Flight 1 at Skysim. I've just glossed over it but it looks like a good piece of kit.

I've used it for a week or so and haven't touched the autopilot yet. Most of the kit seems fairly standard though. Nice having a co-pilot too...

Very nice visual model too...

It is very nice. I've had it for a while now.

I took the plunge and bought it, I now can...start the engines!  1 down, 4000 to go.  Thanks all, I'm sure I'll be posting questions soon!

Im sure you will have fun  ;D