Need help learning the sim

[Nugget]

Several years ago a guy created the Falcon Training School (FTS) to help people learn the complexities of Falcon 4. The purpose of the FTS was to teach people the fundamentals; not just how to blow things up. Several hundred people, many belonging to squadrons, took the course and learned about the systems, switches, navigation, communication, symbology, weapons, etc.

The course lasted several months and the pilots flew with the instructor 2-3 times a week. Most commented that this ongoing, one-on-one training was far superior to anything available in their squadrons and definitely preferable to trying to work their way through the manual.

I understand the A-10C community doesn't have a comparable training program and I have enough experience with squadrons to know they don't have the time or interest in providing this type of training. Therefore, I'm looking for someone, willing to volunteer their time and knowledge, to help me learn this sim using the basic methodology of the FTS.

Anyone interested in helping a fellow pilot may contact me directly at: marray@nexicom.net

[112th_Rossi]

I dont know the 'methodology' of FTS but I am willing to help you.

[WarthogSmurf]

Try looking into squadrons near your timezone if rossi is in another time zone. Lot of ppl learn in these squadrons

Edited June 6, 2012 by WarthogSmurf

[TGTM99]

Hi 112th Rossi ..... being a totally (older!) newbie, I would dearly love some help. We are in the same timezone as I am in Hillsborough, N. Ireland. I have managed to get as far as manual startup, i.e. electrical startup, APU and engine startup but that's it so far. Am trying to get to grips with MFDs etc at present. Any help or advice would be gratefully appreciated. Kindest regards.

[theghost]

Try looking into squadrons near your timezone if rossi is in another time zone. Lot of ppl learn in these squadrons

 

 

You are absolutely right:thumbup:

timezone It is critical Believe me I know that.

[WildBillKelsoe]

Trust me, it has a very shallow learning curve.. If you have ipad / pdf reader, load the manual on to it, and as you fly, you will learn about the different systems on-board. For a list of squadrons, check here:

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=34062

Edited June 7, 2012 by WildBillKelsoe

[Pikey]

take a system at a time and be prepared to read. You can take off and fly and land in one piece first time but its the systems and weapon delivery that requires practice.