The Super KingAir!

[ReverseThrust]

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

[gijake]

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.

[CODY614]

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

Jeff

[Rocket_Bird]

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).

[town]

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.

[C]

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...

[flyboy 28]

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

[ReverseThrust]

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!

[Rocket_Bird]

Im sure you will have fun  ;D