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Libelle Camelbak stowage
They had a stick mounted on a table top for control inputs and a basic
visual display. As a glider pilot I had no trouble landing it repeatedly but completing an aileron roll on final never worked out. Even with a big pitch up before beginning the roll, the slow roll rate would allow the nose to drop too far to recover... Dan 5J On 5/2/21 5:42 PM, Martin Gregorie wrote: On Sun, 02 May 2021 16:54:52 -0600, Dan Marotta wrote: AND you can try your hand at landing the Space Shuttle simulator. I used to have a PC version of that: it started you at 55,000 ft and some highish subsonic speed. You could fly it with a mouse and function keys or use various degrees of automation up to letting it land automatically. Curiosity: Is that the same version they use in the museum? |
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