Original Posted By:>> Richard DeCosta
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98Many thanks!Robert>If youve got the wherewithall, get the MS Force Feedback joystick.>Killer! You can actually feel the vibration of the engine, feel the>pull on the stick as you manuever, etc... About $150. Well worth it!>>Oh, moot point now, but that Converter for FS98 is free. Just so you>know. You can download it of MS site.>>Richard>>>---robert hensarling wrote:>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
Pietenpol-List: the Piet and FlightSim98
Pietenpol-List: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Richard DeCosta
Subject: Pietenpol-List: the Piet and FlightSim98Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shopconverter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone have anyadvise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best, and areyou guys using rudder pedals?Robert Hensarlinghttp://www.mesquite-furniture.comrhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.comUvalde, Texas> I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim 98available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! What ahoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've alwayswanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back,but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on presentPiets?).> Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glue isdrying etc.>>Bill Sayre>________________________________________________________________________________
Subject: Pietenpol-List: the Piet and FlightSim98Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shopconverter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone have anyadvise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best, and areyou guys using rudder pedals?Robert Hensarlinghttp://www.mesquite-furniture.comrhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.comUvalde, Texas> I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim 98available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! What ahoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've alwayswanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back,but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on presentPiets?).> Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glue isdrying etc.>>Bill Sayre>________________________________________________________________________________
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:>> Sayre, William G
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particularjoystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit>excessive, IMHO.>>With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is>made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.>>Richard>>>---robert hensarling wrote:>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
Subject: Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particularjoystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit>excessive, IMHO.>>With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is>made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.>>Richard>>>---robert hensarling wrote:>>>>>> -----Original Message-----
Pietenpol-List: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: arkiesacres(at)juno.com
I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim98 available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! Whata hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've always wantedto simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back, but neverdeveloped the skill to do it well (to busy working on present Piets?). Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glue isdrying etc.Bill Sayre________________________________________________________________________________
I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim98 available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! Whata hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've always wantedto simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back, but neverdeveloped the skill to do it well (to busy working on present Piets?). Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glue isdrying etc.Bill Sayre________________________________________________________________________________
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Sayre, William G
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Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> Sayre, William G
All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bitexcessive, IMHO.With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it ismade for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.Richard---robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bitexcessive, IMHO.With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it ismade for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.Richard---robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Richard DeCosta
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Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> Richard DeCosta
If youve got the wherewithall, get the MS Force Feedback joystick.Killer! You can actually feel the vibration of the engine, feel thepull on the stick as you manuever, etc... About $150. Well worth it!Oh, moot point now, but that Converter for FS98 is free. Just so youknow. You can download it of MS site.Richard---robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
If youve got the wherewithall, get the MS Force Feedback joystick.Killer! You can actually feel the vibration of the engine, feel thepull on the stick as you manuever, etc... About $150. Well worth it!Oh, moot point now, but that Converter for FS98 is free. Just so youknow. You can download it of MS site.Richard---robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Richard DeCosta
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Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> Richard DeCosta
Robert, Consider going to one of the PC stores and trying them. I like theMicrosoft one that has force feedback. You get stick shake in stalls andresistance in climbs and turns.Warrenrobert hensarling wrote:> -----Original Message-----
Robert, Consider going to one of the PC stores and trying them. I like theMicrosoft one that has force feedback. You get stick shake in stalls andresistance in climbs and turns.Warrenrobert hensarling wrote:> -----Original Message-----
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Greg Yotz
I downloaded the Piet MS Sim file and hope to install it this week. If you wantrealistic controls and flying on those "too cold" or "too wet" days. Look at theequipment on this link. It is really good.http://www.controlvision.com/frame.cfm? ... htmGYSayre, William G wrote:> I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim98 available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! Whata hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've alwayswanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back, butnever developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on present Piets?).> Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glueis drying etc.>> Bill Sayre________________________________________________________________________________
I downloaded the Piet MS Sim file and hope to install it this week. If you wantrealistic controls and flying on those "too cold" or "too wet" days. Look at theequipment on this link. It is really good.http://www.controlvision.com/frame.cfm? ... htmGYSayre, William G wrote:> I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for FlightSim98 available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! Whata hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've alwayswanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time back, butnever developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on present Piets?).> Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the glueis drying etc.>> Bill Sayre________________________________________________________________________________
Pietenpol-List: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> > Richard DeCosta
All,I'm a bit upset about this one.IMHO, the MS FFB stick is nice for shoot-em-ups, but does not work with existingrudder pedals.Forget it as I did mine (Christmas present turned boat anchor!).Not even my favorite (and rudder happy) MS Combat Flight Simulator will allowexisting pedals with the FFB stick. Also, MS does not make any, not to mentionFFB compatible rudder pedals. No joy at all kids!I can't slip by twisting the stick as I do by banging rudders without learningsome *really* weird habits and I refuse to play after hours with anauto-coordinated simulator.Sorry, but I fly real airplanes, not pinball machines......LarryWarren Shoun wrote:> Robert,> Consider going to one of the PC stores and trying them. I like the> Microsoft one that has force feedback. You get stick shake in stalls and> resistance in climbs and turns.> Warren>> robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
All,I'm a bit upset about this one.IMHO, the MS FFB stick is nice for shoot-em-ups, but does not work with existingrudder pedals.Forget it as I did mine (Christmas present turned boat anchor!).Not even my favorite (and rudder happy) MS Combat Flight Simulator will allowexisting pedals with the FFB stick. Also, MS does not make any, not to mentionFFB compatible rudder pedals. No joy at all kids!I can't slip by twisting the stick as I do by banging rudders without learningsome *really* weird habits and I refuse to play after hours with anauto-coordinated simulator.Sorry, but I fly real airplanes, not pinball machines......LarryWarren Shoun wrote:> Robert,> Consider going to one of the PC stores and trying them. I like the> Microsoft one that has force feedback. You get stick shake in stalls and> resistance in climbs and turns.> Warren>> robert hensarling wrote:>> > -----Original Message-----
> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: robert hensarling
> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> > Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyonehave any> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,and are> you guys using rudder pedals?> Robert Hensarling> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> Uvalde, Texas> > > > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol forFlightSim 98> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! What a> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I'vealways> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some timeback,> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working onpresent> Piets?).> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while theglue is> drying etc.> >> >Bill Sayre> >> > ==http://www.wrld.com/w3builderNow you can buy my CD at MP3.com:http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter________________________________________________________________________________
> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> > Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyonehave any> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,and are> you guys using rudder pedals?> Robert Hensarling> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> Uvalde, Texas> > > > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol forFlightSim 98> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty! What a> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I'vealways> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some timeback,> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working onpresent> Piets?).> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while theglue is> drying etc.> >> >Bill Sayre> >> > ==http://www.wrld.com/w3builderNow you can buy my CD at MP3.com:http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter________________________________________________________________________________
>> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Richard DeCosta
>> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98>>>> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop>> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone>have any>> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,>and are>> you guys using rudder pedals?>> Robert Hensarling>> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com>> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com>> Uvalde, Texas>>>>>> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for>FlightSim 98>> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!>What a>> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've>always>> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time>back,>> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on>present>> Piets?).>> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the>glue is>> drying etc.>> >>> >Bill Sayre>> >>>>>>>==>http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -GordonBaxter>>________________________________________________________________________________
>> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98>>>> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop>> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone>have any>> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,>and are>> you guys using rudder pedals?>> Robert Hensarling>> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com>> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com>> Uvalde, Texas>>>>>> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for>FlightSim 98>> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!>What a>> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've>always>> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time>back,>> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on>present>> Piets?).>> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the>glue is>> drying etc.>> >>> >Bill Sayre>> >>>>>>>==>http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -GordonBaxter>>________________________________________________________________________________
> Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> >> Sayre, William G
> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98> > Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is anyparticular> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?> > Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling> > > >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> >excessive, IMHO.> >> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as itis> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> >> >Richard> >> >> >---robert hensarling wrote:> >>> >>> >> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98> > Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is anyparticular> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?> > Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling> > > >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> >excessive, IMHO.> >> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as itis> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> >> >Richard> >> >> >---robert hensarling wrote:> >>> >>> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: robert hensarling
> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> >>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the FlightShop> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> >have any> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> >and are> >> you guys using rudder pedals?> >> Robert Hensarling> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> >> Uvalde, Texas> >>> >>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> >FlightSim 98> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> >What a> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> >always> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop sometime> >back,> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> >present> >> Piets?).> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> >glue is> >> drying etc.> >> >> >> >Bill Sayre> >> >> >>> >>> >> >==> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> >> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God."-Gordon> Baxter> >> >> >> >> >> > ==http://www.wrld.com/w3builderNow you can buy my CD at MP3.com:http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter________________________________________________________________________________
> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> >>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the FlightShop> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> >have any> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> >and are> >> you guys using rudder pedals?> >> Robert Hensarling> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> >> Uvalde, Texas> >>> >>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> >FlightSim 98> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> >What a> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> >always> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop sometime> >back,> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> >present> >> Piets?).> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> >glue is> >> drying etc.> >> >> >> >Bill Sayre> >> >> >>> >>> >> >==> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> >> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God."-Gordon> Baxter> >> >> >> >> >> > ==http://www.wrld.com/w3builderNow you can buy my CD at MP3.com:http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon Baxter________________________________________________________________________________
>> Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:>> >> Sayre, William G
>> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98>>>> Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any>particular>> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?>>>> Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>>>>>> >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit>> >excessive, IMHO.>> >>> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it>is>> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.>> >>> >Richard>> >>> >>> >---robert hensarling wrote:>> >>>> >>>> >> -----Original Message-----
>> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98>>>> Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any>particular>> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?>>>> Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>>>>>> >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit>> >excessive, IMHO.>> >>> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it>is>> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.>> >>> >Richard>> >>> >>> >---robert hensarling wrote:>> >>>> >>>> >> -----Original Message-----
>> >> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Warren Shoun
>> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98>> >>>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight>Shop>> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone>> >have any>> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,>> >and are>> >> you guys using rudder pedals?>> >> Robert Hensarling>> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com>> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com>> >> Uvalde, Texas>> >>>> >>>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for>> >FlightSim 98>> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!>> >What a>> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've>> >always>> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some>time>> >back,>> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on>> >present>> >> Piets?).>> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the>> >glue is>> >> drying etc.>> >> >>> >> >Bill Sayre>> >> >>> >>>> >>>> >>> >==>> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968>> >>> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God.">-Gordon>> Baxter>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>==>http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -GordonBaxter>>________________________________________________________________________________
>> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98>> >>>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight>Shop>> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone>> >have any>> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,>> >and are>> >> you guys using rudder pedals?>> >> Robert Hensarling>> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com>> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com>> >> Uvalde, Texas>> >>>> >>>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for>> >FlightSim 98>> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!>> >What a>> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've>> >always>> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some>time>> >back,>> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on>> >present>> >> Piets?).>> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the>> >glue is>> >> drying etc.>> >> >>> >> >Bill Sayre>> >> >>> >>>> >>>> >>> >==>> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968>> >>> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God.">-Gordon>> Baxter>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>>>>>==>http://www.wrld.com/w3builder>Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:>http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd ... Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -GordonBaxter>>________________________________________________________________________________
> Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> >> Sayre, William G
> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98>> Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particular> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?>> Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>> >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> >excessive, IMHO.> >> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> >> >Richard> >> >> >---robert hensarling wrote:> >>> >>> >> -----Original Message-----
> Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98>> Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particular> joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?>> Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling>> >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> >excessive, IMHO.> >> >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is> >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> >> >Richard> >> >> >---robert hensarling wrote:> >>> >>> >> -----Original Message-----
> >> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Ed0248(at)aol.com
> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> >>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> >have any> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> >and are> >> you guys using rudder pedals?> >> Robert Hensarling> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> >> Uvalde, Texas> >>> >>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> >FlightSim 98> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> >What a> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> >always> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time> >back,> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> >present> >> Piets?).> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> >glue is> >> drying etc.> >> >> >> >Bill Sayre> >> >> >>> >>> >> >==> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> >> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon> Baxter> >> >> >> >> >________________________________________________________________________________
> >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> >>> >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> >have any> >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> >and are> >> you guys using rudder pedals?> >> Robert Hensarling> >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> >> Uvalde, Texas> >>> >>> >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> >FlightSim 98> >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> >What a> >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> >always> >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time> >back,> >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> >present> >> Piets?).> >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> >glue is> >> drying etc.> >> >> >> >Bill Sayre> >> >> >>> >>> >> >==> >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> >> >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon> Baxter> >> >> >> >> >________________________________________________________________________________
> > Re: the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By:> > >> Sayre, William G
> > Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98> >> > Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particular> > joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?> >> > Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling> >> > >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> > >excessive, IMHO.> > >> > >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is> > >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> > >> > >Richard> > >> > >> > >---robert hensarling wrote:> > >>> > >>> > >> -----Original Message-----
> > Subject: Re: the Piet and FlightSim98> >> > Thanks Richard, I was going to buy the converter program. Is any particular> > joystick better than the other, or are they all about the same?> >> > Robert(I'm not very computer smart at all) Hensarling> >> > >All I use is a joystick. Foot pedals are cool, too, tho a bit> > >excessive, IMHO.> > >> > >With the Piet for flight sim 98, you dont need the converter, as it is> > >made for 98. You just unzip it in its own directory.> > >> > >Richard> > >> > >> > >---robert hensarling wrote:> > >>> > >>> > >> -----Original Message-----
> > >> the Piet and FlightSim98
Original Posted By: Larry Neal
> > >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> > >>> > >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> > >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> > >have any> > >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> > >and are> > >> you guys using rudder pedals?> > >> Robert Hensarling> > >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> > >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> > >> Uvalde, Texas> > >>> > >>> > >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> > >FlightSim 98> > >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> > >What a> > >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> > >always> > >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time> > >back,> > >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> > >present> > >> Piets?).> > >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> > >glue is> > >> drying etc.> > >> >> > >> >Bill Sayre> > >> >> > >>> > >>> > >> > >==> > >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> > >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> > >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> > >> > >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon> > Baxter> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >________________________________________________________________________________
> > >> Subject: the Piet and FlightSim98> > >>> > >> Ok, so I now know I need the Flight simulator 98, and the Flight Shop> > >> converter. I also know where to download the program. Does anyone> > >have any> > >> advise as to the type of controls (joystick, etc) that works best,> > >and are> > >> you guys using rudder pedals?> > >> Robert Hensarling> > >> http://www.mesquite-furniture.com> > >> rhrocker(at)admin.hilconet.com> > >> Uvalde, Texas> > >>> > >>> > >> > I want to thank whomever that was that made the Pietenpol for> > >FlightSim 98> > >> available! And extreme thanks to whoever wrote that bit of beauty!> > >What a> > >> hoot! It's slow but stable and really reminds me of a Piet. I've> > >always> > >> wanted to simulate the Piet and even purchased Flight Shop some time> > >back,> > >> but never developed the skill to do it well (to busy working on> > >present> > >> Piets?).> > >> > Anyway, THANKS!!! Now I can have something fun to do while the> > >glue is> > >> drying etc.> > >> >> > >> >Bill Sayre> > >> >> > >>> > >>> > >> > >==> > >http://www.wrld.com/w3builder> > >Now you can buy my CD at MP3.com:> > >http://db.mp3.com/Visitor/order.php3?cd_id=968> > >> > >"Instrument flying is an unnatural act probably punishable by God." -Gordon> > Baxter> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >________________________________________________________________________________