#2840212 - 08/13/09 01:32 AM
Re: Pilot Training
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Awesome! I'll be looking forward to following along as you go through your training!
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#2840382 - 08/13/09 07:32 AM
Re: Pilot Training
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Meh! That HOTAS needs more hats!
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#2840489 - 08/13/09 01:35 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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heh fuzzy seat in that simulator. Don't pull that yellow handle though, could put a hole in the roof...
Seriously, good deal and good luck!
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#2840509 - 08/13/09 01:55 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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As one who has just started my Private Pilot training, I can identify with you. I hope you are better on rudders than I am.
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#2840661 - 08/13/09 05:30 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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The first thing you've learned already - aircraft don't fly on jet fuel - they fly on paperwork. Good luck! Looks like a nice ride ya' got there..
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#2840935 - 08/13/09 11:09 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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As one who has just started my Private Pilot training, I can identify with you. I hope you are better on rudders than I am. Every person in UPT had to go through Initial Flight Training program putting about +20 hours in DA-20C while being 'stressed' to simulate life during UPT. Are you at Randolph AFB doing your UPT? Neg.
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#2841004 - 08/14/09 01:56 AM
Re: Pilot Training
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There is only one thing better than a trusty PT6 to power your airplane...................... Two PT6's Looks like a great airplane Sim. Good luck with your training.
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#2841034 - 08/14/09 02:43 AM
Re: Pilot Training
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There is only one thing better than a trusty PT6 to power your airplane...................... Two PT6's As someone (one of the very rare few) that has lost a PT6..I wholeheartedly agree! Something tells me we couldn't pull the moves that T-6 can do..I'm jealous!
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#2841088 - 08/14/09 06:00 AM
Re: Pilot Training
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Are you at Randolph AFB doing your UPT? Randolph doesn't do SUPT...mostly PIT and the weird stuff (TPS prep, basic qual, etc). FC
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#2841200 - 08/14/09 12:56 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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Are you at Randolph AFB doing your UPT? Randolph doesn't do SUPT...mostly PIT and the weird stuff (TPS prep, basic qual, etc). FC I thought they did at least some UPT but I guess not....I see alot of young kids coming out of there to be instructor pilots then. Alot of women too.
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#2841266 - 08/14/09 02:20 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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As someone (one of the very rare few) that has lost a PT6..I wholeheartedly agree! Something tells me we couldn't pull the moves that T-6 can do..I'm jealous! Very true. The T-6 would certainly be exciting to fly.
Who are we? We find that we live on an insignificant planet of a humdrum star lost in a galaxy tucked away in some forgotten corner of a universe in which there are far more galaxies than people. Carl Sagan
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#2841546 - 08/14/09 08:53 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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How does it compare to a WW2 fighter? A quick look at wikipedia makes it look like a similar sized but lighter, less powered aircraft.
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#2841589 - 08/14/09 09:56 PM
Re: Pilot Training
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A T-6 can do a snowman. The T-6 Demo team used to do it as part of the acro program. That should give you an idea of how much power a T-6 has. A T-37 is faster, but a T-6 has much better acceleration. Along with range, altitude, electronics, etc.... I thought they did at least some UPT but I guess not....I see alot of young kids coming out of there to be instructor pilots then. Alot of women too. Randolph does PIT, so a FAIP will go there to become an instructor...which means he's still young, probably still a 2Lt. And women have been instructors for a LONG time now. FC
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Exodus
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