Whether you are learning to fly from scratch or you are a quad junkie looking to hone your skills, a model flying simulator is an important tool for beginners and advanced pilots alike. A sim lets you fly 24/7 regardless of the weather, and you can crash your expensive model as many times as you like for free!
This USB Simulator Interface comes with adapter cables to suit most radios including, Futaba, Esky, JR, Spektrum, Walkera, FlySky, Turnigy and others. It’s also compatible with the majority of RC simulators on both PC and Mac.
Tested Simulators: XTR, AeroFly, Phoenix, G7, FMS and FPV FreeRider (Use switch position 2 – AeroFly for flying with FPV FreeRider).
Popular Drone simulators:
FPV FreeRider Recharged: The deluxe version of the popular FPV FreeRider Sim. Features LOS (line of sight) and FPV (first person view) flying. Use position 2 (AeroFly) for flying with FPV FreeRider.
Lift Off: Stunning graphics, backed by ImmersionRc.
VelociDrones: A very realistic sim designed for FPV racing drones. It lets you adjust PIDs and rate settings like on BetaFlight. Also supports multiplayer.
AeroSim RC: Probably one of the most compressive sims with a big variety of models, including airplanes, helicopters and drones. Includes training mode for beginners with helpful exercises.
Other RC Related Sims:
Phoenix: The go to sim for traditional RC pilots. Unfortunately the developer behind it no longer supports it, although you can find a free download here.
Aerofly RC 7: One of the leading sims for all types of RC models.
ClearView: Great for planes and helis. Offers a free edition
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