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Nomen,
Why do so many real pilots have trouble landing in the sim, then? One of the reasons is the useless rudder modeling. I think the main reason is lack of visual clues. -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Thomas Borchert wrote:
Nomen, Why do so many real pilots have trouble landing in the sim, then? One of the reasons is the useless rudder modeling. I think the main reason is lack of visual clues. In a Level D simulator in 121 opertions a rating candidate must demonstrate landing in the maximum crosswind limit for that aircraft. This is done with the visual set at severe clear. When the aircraft is decrab in the flare the rudder has to be used "just right." (another example of employment of rudder to maintain the present and essential flight path track. ;-) Some folks have to practice it more than others before they are ready for the rating ride. |
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Sam,
In a Level D simulator in 121 opertions And the connection to MSFS is? -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Thomas Borchert wrote:
Sam, In a Level D simulator in 121 opertions And the connection to MSFS is? Zero |
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