Acceleration Website

[idahosurge]

There was a website somewhere that I believe was supported by Microsoft and had to do with updates to FSX.  Does anyone know the address?  I want to know if MS ever released a manual for the FA18A.

Rod

[BFMF]

There isn't a manual, but there is a forum that has more information

http://www.fsdreamteam.com/forum/http:/ ... .php?f=4.0

[idahosurge]

I know about the forums over at fsdreamteam.

The website that I was looking for was fsinsider, just looked an nothing about a manual being released.

Acceleration has been out for over a year and I have to say that I think it is pretty sad that MS never released a manual for this plane, pretty darn sad.

Rod

[steve s]

http://www.fsinsider.com/downloads/Pages/default.aspx

[idahosurge]

Not sure why you posted the link Steve, nothing about an F/A-18A manual that I can see.

Rod

[steve s]

Not sure why you posted the link Steve, nothing about an F/A-18A manual that I can see.

Rod

Oh sorry......I didn't see that part in your post about the F-18 manual.  Don't know how I missed that.....I thought you just wanted a link to the ACCEL website.   Sorry bout that!

[idahosurge]

No need to be sorry Steve, thanks for trying to be helpful!

Rod

[basys]

Hi Folks

idahosurge -
The FSX Acceleration F/A 18 gauges were made by FS DreamTeam.

The link supplied above
contains the most comprehensive gauge instructions.



Have you looked in the FSX Learning Centre ?

All the basic info is under -
Index -
- Boeing F/A-18 Hornet
-- Flight notes
-- Flying jets
-- Specifications



As per all other FSX aircraft,
there is no standalone manual.



HTH
ATB
Paul

[Milo1272]

Perhaps you already know, but a new F/A-18E is coming out for FS9 next month (and FSX to follow later) that according to the builders and those in beta will do everything the real bird can do - track AI, hands off throttle cat shots, in-air refuel, fire/drop weapons with reduced weight and drag - and it follows the NATOPS manual used by the US Navy.