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April 17th 07, 01:48 PM
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This should settle it!
You can simulate momentary g forces, but not sustained.
mike wrote in message ups.com... I would like to point out that (and most pilots here already know this) X-Plane has been approved by the FAA for training towards an Airline Transport certificate, when used in a full motion simulator. Out of curiosity, what are the limitations of a full motion simulator? I am guessing it can't simulate G-forces or other extreme manuevers. 
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