Typical power settings during cruise and other phases of flight

Mxsmanic,

While the aircrafts behaviour might be able to be simulated well,
you have no idea of the strength required to hold it straight and level ...

The strength required depends on the aircraft.


How would you know?

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Peter,

when in fact the real issue
is that he is completely and absolutely scared ****less of airplanes.


Good analysis. And it seems that's by far not the only thing he is
scared of. Life, in general, comes to mind.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Steve,

OOPS! WOT is harder on the engine.


Care to give us any kind of proof or evidence for that?

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Gig 601XL Builder writes:

ROFL... You have to go to a Russian bloger to find someone that takes up for
France.

A study of American history works pretty well, too.

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Marc Adler writes:

You really should take a few of the lessons that come with FS2004.

The lessons are in French, and I can't stand listening to them.

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Mxsmanic wrote:

The lessons are in French, and I can't stand listening to them.

If you hate it so much, why don't you just get a relative in the US to
buy the game from Amazon and mail it to you?

A couple of mistranslations here and there shouldn't be such an
obstacle, however.

Marc

Thomas Borchert writes:

How would you know?

Because I learn.

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Marc Adler writes:

If you hate it so much, why don't you just get a relative in the US to
buy the game from Amazon and mail it to you?

I've considered that, but it's hard to find anyone who would go to the
expense and trouble. Amazon won't mail it to me themselves (they
won't export software), and I don't have a credit card to pay for it,
anyway. Someone at the computer store swore to me that the latest
version of MSFS had a multilingual installation, but as usual, the
person at the computer store was wrong, so I'm still stuck with a
French version (which is very badly translated).

A couple of mistranslations here and there shouldn't be such an
obstacle, however.

It's hard to even look up information on MSFS when there are
references to things like menus in English and I have no idea how
those menus were (mis)translated into French.

In general, I hate to buy any software in any language other than the
original language of the developers. For anything from Microsoft,
that means English. Besides, French aviation is 30 years behind
American aviation, and I wouldn't want to learn "French exceptions"
that I'd have to unlearn to fly in the US.

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Besides, French aviation is 30 years behind
American aviation,

Huh?
What do you mean with that?

-Kees.

Marc,

If you're calling the French cowards, you should learn some history
before shooting off your mouth.


How un-American that would be!

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)