Does a Baron 58 have an ejection seat?

I have a stealth 6 pac, camouflaged under an inch or two of
fat.



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Mxsmanic wrote:
I note in the simulation of the Baron in MSFS (Dreamfleet's
simulation), there's a button on the left side of the pilot, part of
several rows of buttons, marked "Ejection seat."

Since no one else seems to have a serious answer...

Is it a button on the dash, or just a circuit breaker on the left wall?


In either case, it's possible that the military trainer version (still
sold by Raytheon, according to their website) has such a label for
training purposes only... although none seemed to have had an actual
ejection seat.

Kev

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Jim Macklin wrote:
I have a stealth 6 pac, camouflaged under an inch or two of
fat.

It is well insulated, to keep that 6 pack cool.

John
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"Jim Macklin" writes:

I have a stealth 6 pac, camouflaged under an inch or two of
fat.

That inch of fat can be extremely useful if you ever become seriously
ill, as it provides energy to help you recover. While being very thin
is not usually a health problem, it can work against a person who
develops a serious disease (including infections), because it leaves
no energy store for emergencies.

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| In article %HOZg.12906$XX2.1484@dukeread04,
| Jim Macklin wrote:
| I have a stealth 6 pac, camouflaged under an inch or two
of
| fat.
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| It is well insulated, to keep that 6 pack cool.
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| John
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I have a stealth 6 pac, camouflaged under an inch or two of
fat.


Why settle for 6 pack abs when you can have quarter keg abs?

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Mxsmanic wrote:
I note in the simulation of the Baron in MSFS (Dreamfleet's
simulation), there's a button on the left side of the pilot, part of
several rows of buttons, marked "Ejection seat."

Since no one else seems to have a serious answer...

Is it a button on the dash, or just a circuit breaker on the left wall?


In either case, it's possible that the military trainer version (still
sold by Raytheon, according to their website) has such a label for
training purposes only... although none seemed to have had an actual
ejection seat.

Kev


Or it might just be a game...

Perhaps a call to Bill Gates or Paul Allen would be the best way to resolve
this issue?

Kev writes:

Since no one else seems to have a serious answer...

Is it a button on the dash, or just a circuit breaker on the left wall?

There are rows of what look like buttons (but perhaps they are fuses
or circuitbreakers) along the left interior lower wall of the cockpit,
below the panel and roughly to the left of where I assume the pilot's
leg would be. One of them is marked EJECTION SEAT.

In either case, it's possible that the military trainer version (still
sold by Raytheon, according to their website) has such a label for
training purposes only... although none seemed to have had an actual
ejection seat.

I was just curious whether it corresponds to the real thing or is just
a discreet joke by the developers.

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Judah writes:

Or it might just be a game...

Not this aircraft.

Perhaps a call to Bill Gates or Paul Allen would be the best way to resolve
this issue?

Why? They didn't write the code.

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Do you have some sort of scientific or medical literature you can cite to
substantiate yet another one of your wild assertions?

Are you also a medical expert because you read about it on the internet or
did you stay at a Holiday Inn Express? Perhaps there's a Microsoft physician
sim that qualifies you as knowledgeable.