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Old 19th Sep 2002, 16:16
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str12
 
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I used a yoke with MS FS 2002 and found it OK, possibly a bit more precise than a stick.

The Sims are good for practising radio nav and also as a procedure trainer, for example, doing your rejoin FREDA or downwind checks.

You can also use them to practise RT while flying: request a MATZ penetration etc.

I see with FS 2002 you can introduce failures during a flight - haven't used that fuctionality yet but will be interested in having a gander.
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