I purchased this scope a few months ago for use on an AR-15 rifle. I wanted an optic that would be useful at close to medium range, since I intended to use this rifle. Outcome: after flying the same mission for 3 hours these are my results. (read below) free falcon.
Gigabyte Ultra Durable 3 GA-EX58-UD4P motherboard, Intel i7 920 2.66Ghz/8Gb RAM chip set (only 3.5Gb available with XP & 32bit system), NVIDIA GeForce GTX275 video card, Realtek ALC850 sound circuitry, OS XP Home SP3, Samsung 21'(4x3)Flat LCD, TM Cougar joystick, TrackIR 3Pro, Logitech G330 Headset, ConnectAccess621 ADSL2/2 Router. XP Home SP3, Running Falcon 4AF, 1.013 Patch, High Tiles (winter). 03/25/11 07:17 PM Re: FreeFalcon 5.5.5 Upgrade Joined: Oct 2010 Posts: 34 Junior Member Junior Member Joined: Oct 2010 Posts: 34. Are you Tack? Nah, not going to start that flaming can of worm bait. These guys do alot for FreeFalcon MP. Best to ask them.
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Only thing I will say is FF5.55 works on my system, while OF chokes. Is that OF's fault? I don't understand how if people have problems with FF, like throttle doesn't work, while 99% of the other peoples throttles work, by setting it up correctly in Advanced Settings, that's FreeFalcons fault. But your mileage may vary. Just download it and try it.
03/25/11 08:14 PM Re: FreeFalcon 5.5.5 Upgrade Joined: Oct 2010 Posts: 34 Junior Member Junior Member Joined: Oct 2010 Posts: 34. In general, the pros/cons of Falcon flavors are: Freefalcon: great graphics Open Falcon: great realism Allied Force: great multiplayer I don't agree that Freefalcon is less 'realistic', especially given all the work on the database, but that is an opinion that many have. Freefalcon has done a lot of work to integrate other aircraft besides the F-16 into the sim, and allow the player to fly those aircraft with custom cockpits. Some aircraft are better modelled than others.
For me, Open Falcon does not run well on my system. However, from what I could see, it seemed like a fine sim and if it ran better I might spend more time with it. Allied Force looks horrible on my widescreen monitor. However, I understand that it does multiplayer very well, and if that was something I did a lot of, I'd invest in an Aeyes AF widescreen pit or something, or just suck it up. I develop on Freefalcon, and that is my flavor of choice.
But, at one time or another I've had all versions on my HD. In fact, I believe.yep, I do.I have AF installed on my computer right now. I don't play it, but I would if I needed to for some reason. AF costs like $10, OF and FF are free. I see no reason to not try them all unless you just don't have the time. Gigabyte Ultra Durable 3 GA-EX58-UD4P motherboard, Intel i7 920 2.66Ghz/8Gb RAM chip set (only 3.5Gb available with XP & 32bit system), NVIDIA GeForce GTX275 video card, Realtek ALC850 sound circuitry, OS XP Home SP3, Samsung 21'(4x3)Flat LCD, TM Cougar joystick, TrackIR 3Pro, Logitech G330 Headset, ConnectAccess621 ADSL2/2 Router.
XP Home SP3, Running Falcon 4AF, 1.013 Patch, High Tiles (winter). 03/26/11 02:36 AM Re: FreeFalcon 5.5.5 Upgrade Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 79 Junior Member Junior Member Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 79.
That's a great summary. Things that jump out at me that are changed in FF5.55 from that summary are: the database is no longer locked (the Korea DB is, but there is a master DB that is included and is unlocked), the campaigns are 'winnable', multiplayer is possible but requires a fairly rigid process to set it up properly, installation is one-click. If I was going to form a multiplayer squad and fly online exclusively, I don't know that I'd pick FF5.55 as my sole Falcon version to fly.
But, otherwise, I agree with that summary pretty much. Gigabyte Ultra Durable 3 GA-EX58-UD4P motherboard, Intel i7 920 2.66Ghz/8Gb RAM chip set (only 3.5Gb available with XP & 32bit system), NVIDIA GeForce GTX275 video card, Realtek ALC850 sound circuitry, OS XP Home SP3, Samsung 21'(4x3)Flat LCD, TM Cougar joystick, TrackIR 3Pro, Logitech G330 Headset, ConnectAccess621 ADSL2/2 Router. XP Home SP3, Running Falcon 4AF, 1.013 Patch, High Tiles (winter). 03/26/11 03:25 PM Re: FreeFalcon 5.5.5 Upgrade Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 79 Junior Member Junior Member Joined: Feb 2010 Posts: 79. Will any of the run on Win7? I will try when i get a chance, but was wondering if anyone knows. Install FF 5.5 and 5.5.5.
Change the.exe file (FFViper.exe) to 'FalconAF.exe'. (Or, make copy, whatever.) 3. Edit desktop shortcut, let it indicate 'FalconAF.exe' instead of 'FFViper.exe'.
Run the shortcut. I'm running FF5.5.5 quite fine with Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, NVIDIA GTX460 (with driver 266.58) without problem.
Of course, sometimes CTD god tries to keep me outta cockpit but it happened since 1990's. Oh, by the way.
I usually keep game installations out of the 'Program Files (x86 or not)' directory and out of C:.
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FalconZero F-360 HD, Rear View Mirror Car DashCam The FalconZero F360HD DVR not only has an excellent 1080p resolution camera, it has two cameras; and both are 180 degree rotatable with a whopping 120 degree viewing angle to ensure you have all angles covered to record. The viewing angles setups are literally endless; record the front and the back at the same time, record the side window and the front window, record super wide screen the front window by placing both cameras toward the front, etc. Loop recording ensures that you never will have to worry about space on your SD card as you set the time span you want the Falcon DVR to start recording again.
Easy Installation, Excellent Viewing Angles, and Much More The Falcon 360 simply clamps over your rear view mirror allowing for optimal viewing angles; not limited as one would find in a dash cam that either sits on the dashboard. Though some dash cams are able to suction cup to the windshield, this too can cause a headache if the suction becomes loose and falls off frequently and possibly causing damage to the device and maybe even not recording an important event. Also, the F360 comes optimally configured already, all you need to do is set the time and date.
Bigger Mirror = Better Rear View Built in microphone that records all sound while recording (can be shut off if needed) will also ensure the accuracy of an incident or driving experience. So pop this on over your existing rear view mirror (fits any size rear view mirror) and not only enjoy a bigger, safer rear view mirror, but also have the comfort of knowing that as soon as you start your car, the recorder automatically starts and is ready to go with no need to touch a thing; the Falcon sees it all.