A real life pilot's first sim experience

"Tony" wrote

For those of you who get pleasure from the MSFS, more power to you. It
did not work for me. There is a possiblity my mind has been poisoned
to the sim experience, but probably not, I hoped it might be fun ro do
on late nights. Oh well, it was a $20 experiment. The good news is,
that was cheap. Most of my 'experiments' cost a lot more than that.
Want to know how to burn some VC's couple million in a startup
venture? Talk to me!

Mx is a mentally disturbed person; I think most can agree with that.

My question is, why in h*ll did you post that whole sim garbage post? You,
as a real pilot, should know that this is not the correct place for it, and
all it can possibly do is to attract more sim nuts and sim discussion, that
most of us very strongly do NOT want HERE!

Please think, next time.
--
Jim in NC

On 2/28/2007 4:42:05 PM, "Morgans" wrote:

and
all it can possibly do is to attract more sim nuts and sim discussion, that
most of us very strongly do NOT want HERE!

Am I a sim nut for answering his post? Uh, oh.

--
Peter

"Peter R." wrote in message
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On 2/28/2007 4:42:05 PM, "Morgans" wrote:

and
all it can possibly do is to attract more sim nuts and sim discussion,
that
most of us very strongly do NOT want HERE!

Am I a sim nut for answering his post? Uh, oh.

I had rather you not, and that's just me; one out of hundreds, but what the
heck - so much of that is going on - who can tell! g

I guess that is my point. I don't think that either of you are sim nuts, or
have difficulty understanding the difference (and reality issues) between
real flying and simming. That title is very secure in another's holding.

We need (IMHO) to try and get away from the sim postings. This group is
losing their identity - and fast.

A long post entirely about simming belongs in the sim group. That's all.
Simple concept.
--
Jim in NC

On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 21:21:05 -0500, "Morgans"
wrote:


"Peter R." wrote in message
m...
On 2/28/2007 4:42:05 PM, "Morgans" wrote:

and
all it can possibly do is to attract more sim nuts and sim discussion,
that
most of us very strongly do NOT want HERE!

Am I a sim nut for answering his post? Uh, oh.

I had rather you not, and that's just me; one out of hundreds, but what the
heck - so much of that is going on - who can tell! g

I guess that is my point. I don't think that either of you are sim nuts, or
have difficulty understanding the difference (and reality issues) between
real flying and simming. That title is very secure in another's holding.

We need (IMHO) to try and get away from the sim postings. This group is
losing their identity - and fast.

A long post entirely about simming belongs in the sim group. That's all.
Simple concept.
Hey! With the weather we've been having the Deb hasn't been out of the
hangar in 6 weeks and I've been suffering withdrawal for 5 1/2.

I have been working on the elevator for the G-III, but keep finding
reasons (procrastinating) for not closing one side.

Then I had to replace the HD in my wife's computer which was supposed
to be simple. Just take the one out of the shop being replaced by the
new one, but things are never as simple as they should be. Two weeks
later, her's is working, and I've rebuilt the new one in the shop
twice. Now I only have to repair the OS on this machine and the one
beside it.

The thing about working on the shop computer is its next to the G-III
making the G-III difficult to ignore which is slowly, oh so slowly
causing me to get some work done on the G-III. Of course there are the
plugs that need cleaning on the Deb ...Maybe I'd better call the guy
who cleans the ramp. We are supposed to have some warm weather coming
and I gotta put some hours on the engine before the annual. I gotta
put some hours on me!


Roger Halstead (K8RI & ARRL life member)
(N833R, S# CD-2 Worlds oldest Debonair)
www.rogerhalstead.com