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Mxsmanic wrote in
: writes: But you're watching the ball in a simulator. What's that got to do with ANY claim about a real life GA plane? Real-life planes have the same thing. No, they don't. theya have a ball, you have a bunch of pixtels, fjukktard. Watch the ball in a real life plane, (or pay attention to someone who has actually watched the ball in a real life plane) and you'll see that autopilots that can't control the rudder turn in the same way that a hand-flying pilot turns when he keeps his foot away from the rudder pedals. Generally speaking, both will be slightly uncoordinated. I've already had confirmation that the movement of the ball in the sim matches the ball in the real thing. Bwawhahwhahwhahwhahhwhahw! you've never flown, moron. Bertie |
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