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| FLIGHT LESSONS |
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Flying the Heavies |
“Keep it Short and Simple” is the motto of today’s lesson as we look at pilot communication in the flight deck.
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Multi-Engine Flying |
If your finding yourself hung up by low level clouds, or grappling with instruments on final, how about trying some of Peter James’ Simple IFR Techniques You Can Use Anythime?
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Flight Instructor |
We conclude our ‘mini-series’ on night flying by showing you the basic rules of navigating your aircraft at night. |
| THIS ISSUES REVIEWS |
• Megascenery USA 2004: Los Angeles / San Diego
• Simcharts Version 3.0
• MiG 21 Interceptor
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November 2003
VOLUME 7 - ISSUE 11
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FS2004 Tips and Tricks |
Following on from our full review of Flight Simulator 2004 last issue, Doug Horton has weaved a little magic to provide you with some solid tips and tricks to help you make the most of your FS2004 experience.
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Crosscheck – Online Air Racing |
Andrew Jones takes a close look at the sport of Online Air Racing using both Microsoft Flight Simulator and IL-2 Sturmovik. Find out exactly what all the rave is about, and how you can get in on the action yourself!
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FS2004’s Love / Hate Relationship |
You either love it, or hate it, or can you do both? Bill Stacks takes a look at the relationship between one of the world’s favorite simulators, and the users who take to the sky with it every day.
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Running the Hardware Gauntlet |
Resident hardware expert, Rod White, shows you how using hardware devices can greatly increase the enjoyment and realism of your virtual flights. Plenty of tips and recommendations on the best hardware setups for your flight simming needs.
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The X-Plane Test Lab |
Using X-Plane to measure changes in designs is what this article by Chuck Bodeen is all about. Considering X-Plane was made for this purpose, it provides the perfect virtual lab for enthusiast aircraft designers
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Flying South America |
Looking for a flying adventure with a difference? Join Francois Dumas as he explores virtual aviation in South America!
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Combat Flight Sim Training |
How you fly and use your sims can ultimately affect the success you have in a virtual battle. Derek Davis offers plenty of advice that will likely improve your skills out of sight!
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AirVenture 2003 Report |
Arturo Weiss was again on the ground at AirVenture. Read his report on the 2003 event here
From the EDITOR..
Greetings fellow virtual pilots and welcome yet again to another bumper issue of Computer Pilot Magazine. I am sure by now that you would have noticed your magazine has an added feature this issue. Yes! It’s our first ever Cover CD, and it’s the latest addition to the magazine which will become a regular monthly bonus.
This is a very exciting addition to the magazine which will no doubt enhance your flight simulation experience, plus give you even more value for the same issue/subscription price. The Cover CD is a gift from us to you, as valued supporters of Computer Pilot.
This month also marks my 23rd issue as Editor of the magazine. Boy, does time really fly! With the release of the Cover CD came a press release from magazine publisher, Robert Ferraro. In that text, he noted the huge changes we have made to the magazine in the last 12 months which again, we are certainly excited, and proud about achieving:
“1. Doubled the frequency from 6 issues per year to 12 issues per year.
2. Increased the size of the magazine from 68 pages to 84 pages
3. Reduced the effective price per subscription issue by 35% and
4. Now we're delivering a quality cover CD-ROM software compilation every month with every issue.
For a small magazine in a small industry, we're quite proud of the increased value we keep delivering as we are able to do so.”
Stick around folks, because we have another cargo load of improvements, additions and exciting new content to come in the next 12 months of Computer Pilot Magazine – The World’s ONLY monthly, dedicated, hard copy flight simulation publication!
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