Thomas Borchert wrote:
Mxsmanic,

I am
curious as to whether real aircraft are the same way, and if so, what
the proper way is to rotate to minimize wild movements.


Hey, it's a simulator, so it's gotta be just like real life. Same
thing. That's why you know all about flying, especially about IFR
flying.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

I understand where you're coming from, but simulators these days have
become quite true to life. I have used MSFS many times to teach stalls,
emergency procedures, aerodynamics, W+B issues, and especially IFR
procedures. For the most part, these programs simulate those things
(and many more) extremely well.

Anyways, whats with the trend around here amongst the "regulars" to be
so condescending when dealing with people of lesser knowledge? It's as
if these people are so desperate to show off their vast knowledge of
aviation, they'll resort to things like name-calling and sarcasm (the
easy way) before trying to explain their point of view intelligently
and reasonably (the hard way)...