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PC flight sim for training?
I have started on practical IFR training in the real world. (Vans
RV-9, hopefully RV-10 soon; mostly glass cockpit.) I do ok on precision flying, but I would definitely like to practice patterns, approaches, etc., at home before I go. just too few approaches per training hour. Fortunately, it is the year 2004 now, so hopefully, there are now pretty decent flight sims to work on a reasonably hi-end home computer. Right? choices seem to be "on top", "x-plane", "fs2004", "jepp flitepro". I looked for a comparative review of these, but could not find one. any opinions on what works well would be highly appreciated. help, please. sincerely, /iaw |
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