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Old October 15th 06, 12:24 AM posted to rec.aviation.student,rec.aviation.piloting
Mxsmanic
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Default How often do you have to go around?

Ron Natalie writes:

You should plan better so you aren't running down the (I believe it
is a 182).


Heck, I couldn't even see the Cessna until it was about a quarter-mile
away. I spent a long time searching for it.

I think one problem is that I was not flying the pattern correctly.
The Cessna pulled in front of me. I'm still not clear on how long
each leg of the pattern is supposed to be, although I'm very gradually
getting better at flying a pattern without wandering all over the
place.

I don't know what kind of approaches you are making
in the game, but you should hang further back in faster aircraft.


Right now I'm just trying to fly a pattern correctly by myself. Once
I master that, I'll try to worry more about other aircraft in the
pattern.

If you passed underneath me in real life, I'd have the FAA on
short final I'd have the FAA on your ass.


That's the advantage of simulation. Mistakes in simulation cost
nothing.

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