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Hello Crrsim (F3F) Fans.

Notice, actually this models are useable with the new 0.9.5 Betaversion ( Thank's a lot to all the programmers who built that great version ).


Unpack all the ".air" files to your, i.e. "C:\Programme\CRRCSIM\models\..." Dir.
Unpack all the ".ac " files to your, i.e. "C:\Programme\CRRCSIM\objekts\..." Dir.
Unpack all the ".rgb" files to your, i.e. "C:\Programme\CRRCSIM\textures\..." Dir. 

All you have to do is:

Set the deflection of Aileron & Elevator on your Transmitter or in the "Options/Control/Mixer" Menu.

You should decrease the deflection of the Aileron's a little bit so that the plane doesn't roll to hard in turns. 
Don't use to much Elevator !! I recommend to use 30-40% EXPO for Aileron and Elevator.


I may say the behaviour of the Sim_Erwin (XL) is near by the real Erwin (XL) but, sorry, not built with AVL.

If you want to use the  Erwin (XL) in DS mode then I recommend you to set all the thermal settings to "0" and a wind speed of not more than 30ft/s.

We flew 32,99 sec in first test in F3F mode by 50 ft/s.




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Thuro