When flying a simulator, remember that that machine is running off of lines of code, as entered by a computer programmer that was relayed by a team of "technical experts" who may or may not have ever experienced the conditions the computer is using to give you your final product. It is called simulation, not real flying. I have seen lots of guys teaching some pretty wild ideas that will work every time in the sim- in real life, who knows? Given parameters in the sim will always yield the same results, it is a computer program not real world. Switch functions should be correct every time though.
Last edited by mfriskel; 2nd October 2009 at 16:37.