Yes, well most of us do have our own way of looking at the world.
I liked the post at least a little because many years ago I taught myself to fly Heli on a Ishimasa IH-1, anybody remember those?
I didn't have the option of practicing on a simulator back then.
Unlike sailplanes where a beginner benefits from a simple, relatively slow responding craft to start, in a heli it is much easier to start on a more complex machine that is more responsive but do get help getting it set up right first. :)
Also, sailplanes generally go only in one direction. A heli can accelerate at full crunch in any direction. This can make things really exciting.
When I was flying the heli, I was NOT thinking about anything else.
michael
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