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Old October 25th 07, 04:25 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Default Microsoft FSX Real-Life Weather

Ron A. writes:

Sorry Jay, you obviously don't use the Garmin sim for approaches. It is
pathetic how bad it is. My FSX with SP1 flying the GPS 30 into IOW (your
airport) does the following.


The GPS 30? I was talking about the GPS units in add-ons to MSFS, which (in
the case of Reality XP instruments) are powered directly by Garmin's own
simulation software. They look and work like the real thing.

Serious simmers do not simply use the base MSFS product. There are many
ultrarealistic add-ons that go far beyond the compromises embodied in the
standard default aircraft.
 




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