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Comments on MS Flight Sim 98
I've been flying the 185 getting use to watching the instruments and trying
to figure out the radio navigation. Any pilots out there now how it compares to flying a real 185. |
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Hate to break it to you pal, FS98 is an outdated junker!
Go get FS2004~ JJ1284 |
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Nimoy Pugh wrote:
I've been flying the 185 getting use to watching the instruments and trying to figure out the radio navigation. Any pilots out there now how it compares to flying a real 185. It gives you a very good introduction to the mechanics of flight, the forces involved - what the instruments do, and getting everything tied together for the "big picture", however nothing compares to actually being bounced around with the real life control of the physics in YOUR hands and NO pause key!! FS98 will do GREAT for the fundamentals, and if you want to kick it up a notch or two in realism (assuming your PC will handle it!), get FS-2004 - the prices are near give away lately!! Cheers'n Beers.. [_]) Don |
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