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Mxsmanic wrote in
: Snowbird writes: Then you must prefer performing your flight simulation with the B747-100 over the B747-400, right? They both provide about the same amount of information. That said, sometimes even the most basic steam gauges are quite capable of generating information overload ;-) I find some analog altimeter designs to be rather counterintuitive. For once, I have to partly agree. There is still improvement potential in the user interfaces. However, compared to mechanical gauges it's no contest. Until the computer fails, that is. You gotta have some good old fashioned stuff for backup.. Well, until recently you did anyway! Bertie |
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