Fsx Bts Vans Rv 7 7a Better ((exclusive)) Jun 2026

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Both models feature highly responsive performance, cruising easily at 170–185 knots depending on your engine and propeller selection (fixed-pitch or constant-speed).

Let’s hear from the forums (paraphrased from VAF and BackcountryPilot): fsx bts vans rv 7 7a better

Once the wheels leave the tarmac, the debate shifts to pure aesthetics and pilot ego.

The answer to which variant is "better" ultimately depends on your goals as a flight simulator pilot: This public link is valid for 7 days

“The steerable tail wheel provides both great functionality and looks. – RV‑7A – Configured to stand on tricycle‑gear, the RV‑7A provides great forward visibility on the ground and for some, crosswind landing confidence and stability.”

Widely considered to have a sleeker, more "classic" look. Can’t copy the link right now

“If you type ‘fsx bts vans rv 7 7a better’ into Google, you’re probably new. The answer: Build an RV-7 first. Then after 500 hours, decide if you want FSX speed or BTS bush. The RV is the best ‘first kit.’”

Better if you want a proven, affordable sim platform to fly RVs at home.

The tailwheel layout of the RV-7 keeps the nose high, providing significantly more clearance between the propeller tips and the ground.

Both models are stressed for +6G and -3G, making them exceptionally fun for loops, rolls, and spins in the virtual sky.