Adobe Troubles (longer)

[Bill Glaze]

Jerry:
Back in the days of yore, when I was flying my Sukhoi in IMAC, I had 
trimmed in some rudder to work with throttle.  I mentioned it to Mike 
McConville at a cntest in PHX.  I'll never forget his statement:  "OOH, 
that's bad!"  Siince I hadn't flown the plane with this trim, I didn't 
re-think myself until after I'd flown it.  I said to myself:  "OOH, 
that's bad!"

Bill Glaze

Jerry Budd wrote:

> Hi Bob,
>
> Agreed - And no offense taken.
>
> Burning a lot of fuel certainly helps, but burning a lot of fuel 
> reinforcing bad habits without a coach actually hurts.  And then there 
> is the lost art of trimming.  When I hear about people using throttle 
> to rudder mixes I hope that they're going to fly Masters at the Nats 
> because that's another person I don't have to worry about in Muncie 
> next July.
>
> Thx, Jerry
>
>
>> Jerry,
>>
>> I did not mean to ruffle any feathers. Both the Mac
>> and the Windows platforms have their places. And I am
>> sure that the decision by Scaled to use the Mac
>> platform was made by very careful consideration of all
>> the factors involved.
>>
>> I also did NOT mean to say that selection of tools is
>> not important -- it is. What I was trying to say
>> (perhaps not so eloquently) is that JUST selecting the
>> best tools is no guarantee of success. How many
>> pattern flyers have been beat by someone flying
>> outdated equipment? IMHO, most contests have been won
>> by the person that spent the most money on fuel.
>>
>> Bob R.
>
>

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