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Old February 16th 07, 02:30 PM posted to rec.aviation.student,rec.aviation.ifr
Roberto Waltman
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Default Realistic Instrument Training using MSFS 2004

Mxsmanic wrote:
Ray Andraka writes:

The controls don't behave differently (unless the airframe is iced up),
but you are neglecting the fact that the pilot is part of the control
loop.


No, the pilot is independent of both the controls and the instruments. He is
the interface between the two domains, not part of them.


That phrase is a very original way of restating that "the pilot is
part of the control loop". Ray did not say that the pilot is "part of
the controls", or "part of the instruments" ...

Time to increase the population of my killfile...

Roberto Waltman

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