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how to pass private pilot checkride

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Help Forum..I cannot get past the climb out on MS 2004 on the private pilot checkride.I level off and then take the turn but I cannot get past that point.I have CH products yoke and pedals but I guess I need more practice. If flying a plane is this hard , maybe I better stay on the ground.Has anyone else had a hard time doing this?Thanks

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/Tord Hoppe, Sweden

Thank goodness I didn't have to worry about the climb in the real Private Pilot Checkride.Jeff

Jeff

Commercial | Instrument | Multi-Engine Land

AMD 5600X, RTX3070, 32MB RAM, 2TB SSD

Been flight simming since Bruce Artwick and also flew C152, and C172's for real back in the dinosaur era. I tried the PPL check ride a while back and found it a bit ridiculous in terms of expectations. I actually think flying a sim is harder than the real thing at least for the small GA planes. Lack of peripheral views and the subtle feedback from controls, as well as flight models. a caveat: I did try the PPL check with the stock Cessna, it perhaps would be much easier to do with a model that was more realistic. In fact, I don't know if you can even substitute a different plane. If not, then there's really no point in trying as the stock MS planes are quite poor, in my view. Mike

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