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What is a good PC based IFR procedures trainer? I have posted this on rotorheads as well.
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twistedenginestarter
10th Apr 2001, 12:15
I'm confused here.
I know there are special training packages. I've got one which I never use. You can customise the display to be like your Aztec or whatever. But you turn with a left turn arrow or some such nonsense.
Yesterday's technology trying to cling onto a niche in the modern world.
Unless you need to see a detailed profile of what you flew (why?) then Microsoft Flight Simulator is what you want - it is like flying a real plane. You have to do everything. It also has thousands of radio aids etc etc. Trivial to get ATC control with or without STARs and SIDS etc etc
What is it that everybody thinks they need beyond this?
DeltaTango
10th Apr 2001, 21:54
Jepessen FlightPro...brilliant, accurate and if you fly to an unfamilliar airport you can practice the approaches using JEPP's huge database.
but..eerh, what does this have to do wit the rotorheads?!?! http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/confused.gif
goodluck
DT
sorry, my keyboard can't spell
[This message has been edited by DeltaTango (edited 10 April 2001).]
Frederic
11th Apr 2001, 00:16
Try simw.com They're a Belgian flightsim shop with a massive choice and good knowledge on the subject.