Welcome to Flying Blind. I started getting into flight simulation in 2017 with a nice program at the time called prepar3d. I then realized that I really did not have a way to fly well. Fast-forward to 2019 when someone came up with talking flight monitor This is an add on which enables us to read our airplane’s instruments. I want to one day implement this in a real aircraft. I hope to be alive when that happens.
Our reddit
so what is this reddit thing? Reddit is a way to engage with communities and ask questions, learn new concepts, teach a subject. I decided to try and set up a flying blind community on reddit, and I’m working on the integration of said subreddit here. You may read what we have and possibly subscribe by clicking into the reddit iFrame. should you have any questions please get hold of me on our mastodon, or ping us on our discord. thanks for reading.
One example of how to engage wiht a community is to ask questions. For example, I needed to ask about a simulator I want to one day get. I want to be sure it will be safe, More on that later. For now here is what is on the subreddit.
One talk to rule them all!
Ok, I admit it. I’m a lord of the rings fan, however this was not about lord of the rings. This was a presentation I gave in 2021 at the flight sim expo in San Diego in 2021. You may watch it on YouTube by clicking into the iframe below. I hope you enjoy.
IFraim for “Do You Need to See to fly?” Given september 2021 at flight sim expo in san Diego
read more about my journey
follow my journey on Mastodon. You will be able to read my adventures while I was trainign to become a controler for the KMIA ARTCC. Click into the iFraim below.