CrimsonFlyer
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Has any of you used the Xwind 200 simulator training for crosswind practices? Is it any helpful? Thanks.
Utility of Xwind 200 simulator training?
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OkieAviator
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I'm sure it would be helpful. You can probably do the same at home with a PC flight sim/yoke and pedals.
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I had my first into to X-Wind landings in a Redbird Sim. Helped get the muscle memory and the sight picture figured out before doing it for real.
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I'd just go with FSX and a yoke and pedals off Craig's list or ebay.
Or just get in the plane and do it, best choice is pick a smaller plane like a Champ or 7ECA, if you're a trike kinda guy, a 150/2 or such.
Or just get in the plane and do it, best choice is pick a smaller plane like a Champ or 7ECA, if you're a trike kinda guy, a 150/2 or such.