Chucks guide

[markturner1960]

I checked on his site and last update was jan 2023....does anyone know when the next update is? 

[speed-of-heat]

 

was the last update he made on roadmap

[JetCat]

This is really a TRUE enthusiast, writing a 700 or 800 page long manual. Impressive!!

I am sure he will update his Magnum Opus some day; in the meantime it is necessary to watch some YouTube tutorials and write a few own notes when new cockpit system functions and radar functions are added

 

[LuseKofte]

What Chuck been doing for years is incredible time consuming. He just might got a lot of real life things to do. This is not the only sim he has supported. 
What a effort he has put in

[SharpeXB]

Yes the guides are indeed nice. I cannot fathom why someone would put so much work into something that’s just a hobby though. 

One aspect that’s a problem with these is as far as I’ve seen they don’t highlight or track revisions. It makes going back to review updates quite difficult and limits their use. The official manuals are much better in this regard. 

[Rudel_chw]

4 minutes ago, SharpeXB said:

The official manuals are much better in this regard. 

 

so? ... keep using those then  ... for me, having the last updated date on the cover is enough.

[SharpeXB]

19 minutes ago, Rudel_chw said:

 

so? ... keep using those then  ... for me, having the last updated date on the cover is enough.

Yes, that’s why I find the official guides much more useful. They have the revisions indicated. That’s fairly common practice for technical manuals so someone doesn’t have to read the whole thing again with every update. As nicely done as Chuck’s Guides are they’re missing this very important feature. 

Edited June 19, 2024 by SharpeXB