Normally you have to use a seperate usb dongle for every player or an extra cable.
There is also a possibillity to use splitscreen.
After installing the software, i'll try to find out how to work with splitscreen.
(Unique competition modes make improving your skills fun and exciting. Support for up to four people flying simultaneously via split-screen.)
Maybe i need to install an extra PCI express video card in the computer.
First a search for extra information.
I don't like games, but this is usefull.
It can save lives to using it for windmills inspection.
Installing simulator program
PhoenixRC
ships with a connector suitable for JR MX and MC transmitter types
(All JR MC/MX / Spektrum DX6/DX6i/DX7). If you require an
additional adaptor.
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Custom Plug and Play USB interface included.
Two engineers died when the windmill they were working on caught fire. This might be the last picture of them.
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