Aerofly pro deluxe and IMAC Judging Class.

[Bill Glaze]

Terry:
I would doubt that it would, in it's present form, be of much use to us; 
it's too tailored for them.  However, I know both Wayne Matthews (Sew 
Busy) and Roy Barrow who put together the presentation.  Next time I'm 
in contact with them, I will see what I can learn about just how they 
were able to meld together  PowerPoint and G2.  I complimented Roy on 
the job, and he kind of shrugged it off.  But, everybody was pretty busy 
at the time; it was an indeed full day.  I doubt that they would keep it 
a secret.  However, in this business, who knows...........................
Bill Glaze

Terry Terrenoire wrote:

> Bill: Thanks for getting this tyupe of info for us. Do you think there 
> is any way we could get a copy of their presentation to use as a 
> starting point? It sounds like it would be worth purchasing.
>  
> Terry T.
>  
>  
> On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 21:38:00 -0500 Bill Glaze <billglaze at triad.rr.com 
> <mailto:billglaze at triad.rr.com>> writes:
>
>     Mark:
>     FWIW, this past Saturday I attended an IMAC judging school,
>     inasmuch as I wanted to see what they were up to! ;-) It was a
>     very professional presentation, taking 2 days.  (I wasn't able to
>     attend the Sunday practical at-the-field-flying session because of
>     other commitments) but I did attend the full-day classroom
>     session.  An absolute highlight of the class was a G2 simulator,
>     paired up with PowerPoint.  They were able to project on a large
>     movie screen, in-flight maneuvers, both with and without
>     mistakes.  These were pre-stored, and they had a raft of them,
>     illustrating just what common mistakes looked like, just what
>     "cheating" with ailerons looked like, etc.etc.   It was truly
>     fabulous.  If we had someone with the talent to make this up, and
>     put it on a computer, (remember, this was G2, not the latest) such
>     a presentation would quickly obsolete the tape that is in use
>     today at the NSRCA judging schools.  They also issued a loose-leaf
>     binder with all the Aresti figures used by FAI, told how to
>     compose the complete figures from components in the book, how to
>     calculate K-Factors--indeed everything needed.  Handouts were
>     given out for different subjects, etc.  and I  couldn't help but
>     notice that, of the 35 people in attendance, some said they hadn't
>     yet entered their first contest, (but intended to) and quite a few
>     were entry-level pilots.
>     I realize that you asked for the  time, and I've just told you how
>     to build a watch, but I'd like everyone to digest this and see if
>     we can't come up with something parallel.
>     Bill Glaze
>     D2 VP
>     Atwood, Mark wrote:
>
>>     Anyone know how to save "recorded" flights as any kind of
>>     standard video file that can be viewed in Windows Media player or
>>     such??
>>
>>     -Mark
>>
>      
>
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