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All components are modeled as closely to their real life counterparts as possible, servos have real life torque and speed specs, rotor blades use their actual airfoils, weight, CGs and planforms, motors come with their corresponding resistances, velocity constants, heat losses. Same goes for swappable rotor blades, servos, motors, batteries… You name it. A Goblin will precisely fly like a Goblin, a LOGO will have the very distinct LOGO feel, and a Synergy will be just as locked in as a real life Synergy. No two different models in AccuRC will fly the same, as each model precisely resembles its real world counterpart’s geometry determined control feel. The swash plate the transfers the control input as the angle of incidence of the blade grips, the blades fly through virtual air, from which we calculate their angle of attack and resulting lift. We’re telling our FBL the requested rate input, our FBL moves the servos correspondingly, the linkages connected to the servo arms move the swash plate. When you move your cyclic stick, we’re not telling the model to rotate.

In AccuRC, everything is physics- and kinematics driven. We have worked and are working with many large companies in the hobby like BK Designs LLC, Fun-Key Aeroplane Models, GAUI TSH, Minicopter, MSH USA, SAB Heli Division, Synergy RC, VTX Designs, XLPower and many, many more, to have their models and components represented as accurately as possible in our simulator. Your models can be set up to individual tastes and requirements, simply by swapping electrical and mechanical components and adjusting settings as you would do with your own model. General What sets AccuRC apart from other simulators?ĪccuRC is the world’s first aerodynamically and physically accurate RC simulator, designed to simulate the entire model from the servos to the blades and control surfaces, with control geometries and components accurately affecting the way things feel– it’s not just simply a picture of a model. Why are there no fixed wing aircraft on Mac?.My Mac says AccuRC is 32-bit, although the build is 64-bit.