Yeah right. Trim for level flight, glance down at your approach plate, look back up...and you're damn near inverted.
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Instrument Rating Prior to Primary
- Thread starter TAMR
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Yeah right. Trim for level flight, glance down at your approach plate, look back up...and you're damn near inverted.
MasterBates
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You guys trimmed? I found it to be futile.
That is why it was fun. It was a challanging machine... LOL! Like 2 sec glances between approach plate and intruments.. LOL!
I think I mentioned this in another thread at some point, but on the older 2B37 sims, if you wiggled the stick, basically giving the "computer" some sort of stick input every second or two, it would fly "better." Apparently it was designed to put in it's own inner-loop input if no user input was detected. The intent was so that studs had to learn how to constantly trim.
Or so I was told by a CSI guy when I was an IP.
Or so I was told by a CSI guy when I was an IP.
We called it 'stirring the pot'. You'd move the stick in small circles, letting it softly bounce off the edge of the null zone.
Maybe they were just trying to get guys ready for helos?....
If flying a helo is anything like trainer 13, I'd crash the shit out of it.
Or, more than likely, getting them ready for 0-4.