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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
Mxsmanic wrote in
: Dudley Henriques writes: In addition to the practical side of the sim , I have also been fortunate in that some of the finest designers connected with MSFS have created exact virtual replications for me of several aircraft I have flown and been involved with personally during my career and I have these aircraft appearing exactly as they existed and looked in real life even to their tail numbers in the sim to enjoy, allowing both my family and friends to experience a bit of my tenure in aviation. I looked at some of the companies you recommended and their aircraft seem very cool, even though I'm not a big warbird fan. I'm always on the lookout for companies that produce top-quality, ultrarealistic add-ons. So you can rip them off by downloading them without paying for them. Bertie |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
Mxsmanic wrote:
Dudley Henriques writes: In addition to the practical side of the sim , I have also been fortunate in that some of the finest designers connected with MSFS have created exact virtual replications for me of several aircraft I have flown and been involved with personally during my career and I have these aircraft appearing exactly as they existed and looked in real life even to their tail numbers in the sim to enjoy, allowing both my family and friends to experience a bit of my tenure in aviation. I looked at some of the companies you recommended and their aircraft seem very cool, even though I'm not a big warbird fan. I'm always on the lookout for companies that produce top-quality, ultrarealistic add-ons. Something you might be interested in if realism is your thing is a museum quality freeware project I'm working on now with a combined team of some of the best designers, graphics people, and flight model developers in the world. When finished in the next few months, this aircraft will be as close to being an exact replication graphics, performance, and systems wise, of a North American F86E/F Sabre as has ever been developed for Microsoft flight simulator. This project is so real, and the depth of fidelity so deep and authentic that I wouldn't hesitate to use it in acclimating a prospective pilot doing a checkout in the F86. Even if you are not into Warbirds, this add on will be well worth having. You might try it. I think you'll like this one. I'll be reviewing it for Simflight as it comes on line. I'll post something on the Usenet sim forum and let you know when it's available. -- Dudley Henriques |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
Bertie the Bunyip writes:
So you can rip them off by downloading them without paying for them. Most payware add-ons cannot be downloaded until you pay for them. |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
Dudley Henriques writes:
I'll be reviewing it for Simflight as it comes on line. I'll post something on the Usenet sim forum and let you know when it's available. I'll look forward to it. |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
On 5/17/2008 9:07 AM Mxsmanic ignored two million years of human
evolution to write: I'm not an emotional person. You're not a person at all. You're just a name on a screen. |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
Mxsmanic wrote in
: Bertie the Bunyip writes: So you can rip them off by downloading them without paying for them. Most payware add-ons cannot be downloaded until you pay for them. What, no begging bowl for them? Bertie |
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Death grip on the controls
On May 18, 5:41 am, "Barry" wrote:
Well, the use of it doesn't require any training. However, as CFIs we bang our heads against the wall because students don't trim often enough. This is especially true in the pattern. If you let them, students will build up a sweat holding the yoke with a death grip. A good way to keep students from doing this is to have them fly with a pen or pencil interwoven between the fingers. If the student squeezes too hard, it hurts, which reminds the student to relax the grip. Anything more than thumb and forefinger is overcontrol |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
On May 18, 6:24 am, Benjamin Dover wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote : I'm not an emotional person. You're not a person, period. You're fecal matter attached to a keyboard. Hey ! Fecal matter -has- had a use |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
george wrote in
: On May 18, 6:24 am, Benjamin Dover wrote: Mxsmanic wrote : I'm not an emotional person. You're not a person, period. You're fecal matter attached to a keyboard. Hey ! Fecal matter -has- had a use Sure, but in Anthony's case it's used toxic fecal matter. Not even fit for feeding flies. |
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Pitch vs. trim in flight phases
"Nomen Nescio" wrote in message ... -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- From: Thanks for contributing so many lines to the noise level. "If you're not part of the solution, you're part of the problem". So, you consider a correct answer to be "noise"? Get a life. /"\ |\./| | | | | /''\| |/''\.. /~\| | | | \ | | | | | \ | | | | | \ | ~ ~ ~ ~ | | / \ / \ / \ ___ / Nicely considered and intelligent rejoinder. You have no class at all. None. |
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