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A great source of Flightsim knowledge..

I have a few of those books, they date back to the FS2.0 and Jet Fighter 2 days back when I was using a Commodore 64 for my gaming. The books still are of use to learn instrument flying and I should break out the adventure books and try some of them again.
 
F-19 stealth fighter.... WOW that brings back memories! My dad and I used to play that.... probably very early 90's if I recall correctly.
 
Thanks alot for making me feel old... I actually had alot of those books, and remember thumbing through some of them at these things called "book stores" back in the day!

Man, I loved the early days of simming. :)

Jamal
 
spins_vmfa321 said:
Thank you, sir! You've given me some ideas!

Jamal
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Jamal, here is pic of my MFD placard giving some idea of how I have buttons set up. This is more recent than the other picture.

I really like being able to adjust the altimeter and squawk codes without using the keyboard or mousing the vc. "WX" calls up the OpusFSX weather report and "ATC" calls up the ATC window.

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