Installing instruments and avionics in small aircraft

no, no. it's click and drag. Anthony 'flies' a simulator.



On Dec 27, 10:30*pm, wrote:
On Dec 27, 4:14 pm, Mxsmanic wrote:

What's the procedure for installing instruments and avionics in small
aircraft?

It's a very simple procedu
1. *Open wallet
2. *Remove money

Mxsmanic wrote in
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What's the procedure for installing instruments and avionics in small
aircraft?


One, make hole in panel.

Two, insert instrument


three, fasten instrument with screws.



Fjukkwit.

Bertie

"Mxsmanic" wrote in message
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What's the procedure for installing instruments and avionics in small
aircraft?

Panel design add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator are readily available.
Installation instructions vary.

nobody writes:

Panel design add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator are readily available.
Installation instructions vary.

Yes, I'm using those now. I find it amusing that it parallels similar
procedures in real life. Only it's much less expensive, of course. I just
replaced a KFC225 with a S-TEC 55X. I'm not sure which one I like better, but
at least the latter is an accurate simulation, whereas the former does involve
a few compromises.

Mxsmanic wrote in
:

nobody writes:

Panel design add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator are readily
available. Installation instructions vary.

Yes, I'm using those now. I find it amusing that it parallels similar
procedures in real life.


No, it doesn't

Bertie

There is an underlying assumption that the one who asserted simulated
replacement of components mimics real life. That person as best is
known here has never sat in a cockpit of an airplane, no has had the
opportunity to replace such components in real life.

The professional term we'd is is 'dilusional'.

.


On Dec 29, 2:20*pm, Bertie the Bunyip wrote:
Mxsmanic wrote :

nobody writes:

Panel design add-ons for Microsoft Flight Simulator are readily
available. Installation instructions vary.

Yes, I'm using those now. *I find it amusing that it parallels similar
procedures in real life.

No, it doesn't

Bertie

Tina wrote in
:

There is an underlying assumption that the one who asserted simulated
replacement of components mimics real life. That person as best is
known here has never sat in a cockpit of an airplane, no has had the
opportunity to replace such components in real life.

The professional term we'd is is 'dilusional'.

.


Isn't that "delusional"?

I'd imagine dilusional would be something else altogether.

Might be what Ken has.


If you haven'tmet ken yet, you owe yourself a trip over to RAS to see him
in action.


Bertie

On Dec 29, 11:52 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
I just
replaced a KFC225 with a S-TEC 55X. I'm not sure which one I like better, but
at least the latter is an accurate simulation, whereas the former does involve
a few compromises.

Folks, is there an emoticon depicting a shaking head?

Dan

On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 16:30:41 -0800 (PST),
wrote:

On Dec 29, 11:52 am, Mxsmanic wrote:
I just
replaced a KFC225 with a S-TEC 55X. I'm not sure which one I like better, but
at least the latter is an accurate simulation, whereas the former does involve
a few compromises.

Folks, is there an emoticon depicting a shaking head?

There is an animated GIF that looks like an shaking head emoticon, but
emoticon? I guess we are just stuck with shakes head, say
what ?, or huh? :-))

Simulating the legality of changing instruments? shakes head :-))

Roger (K8RI)

Dan

On Dec 30, 7:24 pm, "Roger (K8RI)" wrote:

Folks, is there an emoticon depicting a shaking head?

There is an animated GIF that looks like an shaking head emoticon, but
emoticon? I guess we are just stuck with shakes head, say
what ?, or huh? :-))

Simulating the legality of changing instruments? shakes head :-))

Dunno. Somehow shakes head just doesn't cut it. I really wish
the groups host (Google?) would get into the 21st century and allow
more than just text here. There are numerous times I've wished I could
include a drawing with a post, or a small photo.
Or the sound of someone laughing himself to death. Or a
raspberry. A groan. Or a barfing sound. You know--the sort of things
that would add immensely to the conversation.
Maybe I'm too much of a redneck.

Dan