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November 17th 03, 06:32 AM
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Every "game" simulator I've ever flown seemed to use the same math model, one that, as you say, was not dynamically possible. Fun's fun, but physics is physics. Actually one that I found, which had an outstanding flight model, was A-10 Cuba back from 1997. They concentrated more on getting the only the A-10 modeled correctly, and worried less about eye candy or having other planes you could fly. Its still fun to go fly around with, because of that. Ron Pilot/Wildland Firefighter 
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