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Flight Instructor |
Join CFI, Greg Trainer, as he takes you through the theory and practice of handling your aircraft in crosswind situations.
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Ground School |
Doug Horton pokes his head into the Ground School Training Room this issue with a great lesson on airspace. If Class B or Class D airspace theory puts you into a spin, then this diagrammatic piece will certainly help to put things straight!
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| THIS ISSUES REVIEWS |
• Flight 1’s Meridian DVD Bundle
• MAAM-Sim’s B-25 Briefing Time
• Lago’s Holiday Resorts
• IEntertainment’s Warbirds 2004
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| PLUS ALL THIS! |
• INBOX
• Virtual Aviator
• Pull Out Poster
• Round Robin Adventures
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October 2004
VOLUME 8 - ISSUE 10
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African Safari! |
Join Captain Charlie on an African Safari! Head off from Europe and take a trip down the majestic River Nile with plenty of stops along the way. We have the charts to make your landings as safe as possible, but in the harsh climate and conditions of Northern Africa, nothing is a given…
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The Flight Simulator Learning Center |
What’s in it for you? Peter Dodds takes a closer look at the included Learning Center module in FS2004. Find out exactly what is in it for you and how it can benefit your flight simulator experience.
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Out with the Old… In with the New! |
We deliver some advice on how best to clear out those old, unused, dust collecting hardware items and software titles to gather a few extra dollars to put toward your next flight sim purchase!
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Improving Your Favorite X-Plane Airport |
Chuck Bodeen set about enhancing his local airport for improved simulator realism. Found out how he did it, and how you can do the same to your favourite airport
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Warbirds 2004 Review/Interview |
Derek Davis has been sweeping the Warbirds 2004 online skies to bring you the full review of this title this issue. Additionally, he managed to grab IEntertainment Network’s CEO, “Wild Bill” Stealey between CAPs for a chat about the history and future of the product.
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Hardware Corner |
More great new hardware products feature in Rod White’s bi-monthly hardware column. This issue we take a look at everything from video cards, “flashy” speakers, DVD/CD burners to multimedia card readers!
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A Visit to the Airbus’ Miami Training Center |
Arturo Weiss recently had the pleasure of stepping onboard the Airbus A320. While we continuously groaned in an extreme jealous state here at the CP office, Arturo was filing his report…
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EAA AirVenture 2004 Report |
If real A320 simulators weren’t enough, Arturo also attended this year’s EAA AirVenture event. It was another huge show with plenty to see and do, and we have the scoop on both real world, and virtual world offerings at the show this issue.
From the EDITOR..
Aloha, and Mahalo! No, I’m not in Hawaii (although I wish I was) but have just been scooting around some nice holiday destinations using Lago’s Holiday Resorts add-on which is reviewed in this issue. We also have a review of the Meridian DVD bundle package by Flight1 that is worth checking out.
Before I forget… In the Art of Instrument Flying column in the August issue, on Page 80, the HSI image from the Boeing is actually showing us right of runway centerline, not left as described in the text… hey, we are only human! Thanks to those readers that pointed it out.
Combat fans will not want to miss the full review of Warbirds 2004 this issue, plus an excellent accompanying interview with “Wild Bill” Stealey, CEO of IEntertainment Network – publishers of Warbirds. As an added bonus, we have secured a deal that will earn you one free month of Warbirds 2004 online game time! Check the article for details.
There are plenty of flight adventures and ideas to be had this month with Al Pelletier’s regular Round Robin adventure, plus accounts and details of trips flying in Africa and Australia – the land “downunder”. If you are looking for places to see, things to do, or just looking to add a purpose to your sim flights, be sure not to miss these three articles.
As always, we have enjoyed putting this October issue together for you, and we do hope you enjoy reading it cover to cover. See you next month!
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