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Link Trainer / Flight simulator

This is an early flight simulator that allows you to experience instrument flight under poor visibility conditions, such as at night or in bad weather, and radio-guided flight using VOR. The instructor's desk next to it lets the instructor monitor the current position of the pilot.

- Basic instruments arranged in a T-configuration
- Simulated stalls and spins
- Strong crosswind mode
- Turbulence mode
- Powerful sound system (?)

This simulator is modeled after the Link Trainer, developed around 1929 by Edwin Albert Link. (It is not a perfect recreation.) We honor Mr. Link's development.

Basic Instructions
1. Sit in the pilot's seat.
2. Start piloting. Fly in the direction indicated by the VOR indicator. Pay attention to altitude.
3. When you are within 1 km of the target area, a buzzer and arrival lamp will activate.
4. To reset the position, take it out from the workbench once.

Notes
- Setting the power to unlimited will make the play more stable.
- The behavior in multiplayer mode has not been confirmed. Please conduct test flights in single-player mode before attempting multiplayer.
-It can't simulate intense maneuvers like those of fighter jets or aerobatic flights (such as loops or steep banking).

I pulled an all-nighter and cranked this out in just two days, so there might be a few tiny mistakes or overlooked errors. If you notice anything while using it, please let me know!

What is the Link trainer? -> :/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Link_Trainer


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