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Old May 17th 08, 01:18 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Benjamin Dover writes:

Unless you have autoland, it is.


You can land visually without sensations, particularly if you have instruments
as well.

And landing isn't the only use for sensations.


I'm very puzzled by this preoccupation with sensations. I can only assume
that it has much to do with the type of pilots who are being most vocal here.
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Old May 17th 08, 01:55 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Mxsmanic wrote:
Benjamin Dover writes:


Unless you have autoland, it is.


You can land visually without sensations, particularly if you have instruments
as well.


And landing isn't the only use for sensations.


I'm very puzzled by this preoccupation with sensations. I can only assume
that it has much to do with the type of pilots who are being most vocal here.


That's because all your simming leaves you totally unable to relate.


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Old May 17th 08, 02:13 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

Unless you have autoland, it is.


You can land visually without sensations, particularly if you have
instruments as well.

And landing isn't the only use for sensations.


I'm very puzzled by this preoccupation with sensations. I can only
assume that it has much to do with the type of pilots who are being
most vocal here.


BULL ****. You land by "the seat of your pants". You don't have the
foggiest idea of what that means and why. You just jerk yourself off
playing MSFS and have deluded yourself into believing you're a pilot. You
don't know **** from shinola about flying. You're just a fraud, nothing
but fecal matter wired to a keyboard.

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Old May 17th 08, 11:42 AM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Benjamin Dover writes:

BULL ****. You land by "the seat of your pants".


How are computers able to land aircraft, then?
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Old May 17th 08, 12:12 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
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Mxsmanic wrote in
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Benjamin Dover writes:

BULL ****. You land by "the seat of your pants".


How are computers able to land aircraft, then?


They don't land nearly as softly as a real pilot can. Its obvious who
landed the aircraft when you're a pax and know what the sensation to look
for is. Something you will, fortunately, NEVER COMPREHEND. You don't know
**** from shinola.

 




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