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What is fsx aircraft?
"fsx" aircraft is usually a phrase used to describe an aircraft included in Microsoft Flight Simulator X (10) which is abbreviated as "FSX"
My fsx autopilot has stopped working it wont turn on it wont even allow me to use the flight director what should i do?
reset settings or if its not that its fsx
How many aircraft are on FSX?
Unlimited. Developers are still developing planes for FSX. you can find some at www.simviation.com
What is the easiest aircraft to fly in fsx?
probally the piper cub
Machine that keeps an airplane on course?
Autopilot keeps an aircraft on course. In modern times autopilot is assisted by GPS and radar.
61 What is the maximum number of degrees the aircraft will turn to with the autopilot on?
25REF: 1-110 of the b40 -1 in autopilot operational tolerances
Where is the FSX directory?
A flight simulator game upload told me that my FSX directory was corrupted. How can I fix it? Where is the directory found?
Does Gordon die in dark knight rises?
No! Mr. Fox could not fix the autopilot on batmans aircraft but later batman fixed it. When batman was flying with the atom bomb he turned on autopilot and jumped out then robin is introduced for the next batman! All the other answers that don't follow this are boulcrap!
What is the purpose of FSX SDK and do I need to Install it?
The purpose of the FSX SDK is to create utilities, new scenery, missions, and aircraft. And it is not necessary to install it, usually a FSX newcomer who is new to the simulator series won't even install the SDK initially. They may later install it and use it to create aircraft and scenery and utilities.
How does an airplane go on autopilot?
Unless it is an extremely modern aircraft, the pilot switches it on/off.
Why are there Concorde controls in fsx?
It wa considered worthy of a model when the simulator was being created It was finishing its service life when FSX was launched and MS decided to retail the iconic aircraft
How long have autopilots been around?
The first aircraft autopilot was developed by Sperry Corporation in 1912.
