VOR technigue, don't overshoot

Anthony, at least it looks like he has a plane and flies- what about you?

Anthony said:
Prove it. Answer your own questions, for a start. It's always useful to
share knowledge.


Anthony, why do you keep posting, when you should realize by now that every
time you make a single post, you will never receive an answer or a positive
response to what you've written?

This is because you lack credibility and experience, and are therefore
disrepected. This will never change unless the unlikely event occurs when
you actually fly an airplane and gain experience.

Until then, you will always be treated as the pompous wannabe you are.

Beauciphus writes:

Trying to become an internet tough-guy?

No, just calling someone's bluff.

No, just calling someone's bluff.

Anthony, how would you know whether he was bluffing or not? Just a few
months ago you were askiing the location of the ejection seat switch on a
Baron! (We all know it's like an Aces II, just pull the yellow and black
ring between your legs).

Of course, it's not visible on MSFS, so this is why you probably missed it.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Beauciphus writes:

Trying to become an internet tough-guy?

No, just calling someone's bluff.

It really doesn't matter if he know or not. You are not worthy of an answer.

Viperdoc writes:

... how would you know whether he was bluffing or not?

Someone who is bluffing will never answer the question, despite the obvious
advantages of doing so.

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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Viperdoc writes:

... how would you know whether he was bluffing or not?

Someone who is bluffing will never answer the question, despite the
obvious
advantages of doing so.

I see no advantage. I have no interest in the answer, and most real pilots
wouldn't. It's simply trivia.

Someone who is bluffing will never answer the question, despite the
obvious
advantages of doing so

There is no advantage in doing so, since any pilot would obviously know the
answer.

The premise of your logic is flawed, and based upon the fact that you do not
understand anything near to what you think about flying, since you have no
experience.

You are not worth the time or effort to formulate a considered or respectful
answer, and this is why you will always be castigated on this and other NGs.

Beauciphus writes:

I see no advantage. I have no interest in the answer, and most real pilots
wouldn't. It's simply trivia.

It apparently wasn't trivia when I was asked. When did its status change?

Viperdoc writes:

There is no advantage in doing so, since any pilot would obviously know the
answer.

Then there is no point in asking me the same questions, is there? And it's a
bit contradictory to refuse to answer a question and then criticize someone
else for not answering it, isn't it?

You are not worth the time or effort to formulate a considered or respectful
answer, and this is why you will always be castigated on this and other NGs.

You post to me regularly even though I usually don't even respond, so
obviously it's worth a great deal to you. You do realize how transparent this
is, don't you?