Funny to look back on all that Papa Tango stuff nowadays, but it was a ballsy stand that Avsim made, and I think everyone into flight simming (with obviously one or two exceptions) appreciated it.
Ironically enough, sat on the shelf in front of me as I type this, is the binder in which Papa Tango's Flight Academy product came (that's right, the one they had to reprint for reasons I won't rehash here LOL). I use it to hold approach charts I've printed off for flight simming, the original contents having long since been turfed, since it was I think for FS98, so Papa Tango's legacy is with me in some small part even still where flight simming is concerned, although in an altogether more amenable manner than it was when that fracas kicked off.
AVSIM's 15th - A Retrospective - Part 1
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Funny to look back on all that Papa Tango stuff nowadays, but it was a ballsy stand that Avsim made, and I think everyone into flight simming (with obviously one or two exceptions) appreciated it.
Ironically enough, sat on the shelf in front of me as I type this, is the binder in which Papa Tango's Flight Academy product came (that's right, the one they had to reprint for reasons I won't rehash here LOL). I use it to hold approach charts I've printed off for flight simming, the original contents having long since been turfed, since it was I think for FS98, so Papa Tango's legacy is with me in some small part even still where flight simming is concerned, although in an altogether more amenable manner than it was when that fracas kicked off.
Al