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Post by SteveG on Mar 3, 2023 14:44:04 GMT
I was exploring the area of CYCG, West Kootenay Regl. Castlegar, Canada, and noticed that there appeared to be a road that was ascending the mountain and it looked like it might be dreiveble in a small aircraft. With a short wingspan my Wilga PZL 104 was able to stay on the road for quite a while. Some out of place trees and a few AI vehicles were not a problem, but a bump in the road finally brought my "drive" to an end. I assume this is only available in 2020 and I encourage my 2020 buddies to chack this out. Drive off the far end of RWY 15 - see the snowy highway in the distance ascending the mountain. I found this business just before I entered the mountain road. Cheers
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Post by Coop on Mar 3, 2023 15:06:00 GMT
How do you like the wilga steve , compared to the Beaver?
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Post by SteveG on Mar 3, 2023 15:50:50 GMT
Well Coop... I am new to the Wilga but here is what I have noticed.
They both can play the same aviation roles.. Wilga seems to be smaller but more powerfull depending on which model you fly. They both are stable in the air and solid workhorses. I have a hard time picking a favorite. The only drawback I have seen for the Wilga is that their water models are floats only, not amphibian.
Cheers
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Post by allanl on Mar 11, 2023 17:53:26 GMT
Wilgas were popular with UK gliding clubs as cheap tugs back in the '70s and '80s. Not that that is much help in the sim!
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Post by SteveG on Mar 12, 2023 3:39:31 GMT
Allan you are right about the history of the towing Wilgas. And in the 2020 simulator you can actually tow a glider, in multiplayer. I am not into flying without power, but for those that love gliding I think it is cool that you can actualy launch a glider with a Wilga, "tugging".
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Post by SteveG on Apr 29, 2023 0:12:13 GMT
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