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== MBB_Bo_105 ==
If you want to run me down, then I'm sure you can find much better examples than this to work with.  Maybe I have offended you somewhere else? Whatever.  The quote (extract) does '''NOT''' state that the 45% back cyclic was not "''completly true and realistic''" but (basically for mechanical reasons of a self-centering computer joystick) that it made it a difficult choice for a beginner.  My comments are also an excerpt from a longer discussion, the context of which is not made obvious here.
"I believe the Bo105 also had AFCS"  is used as an example of one of the "false assumptions about the realism".  How does a passing comment on a message board achieve such significance? A mistaken belief (of mine) that could have easily and diplomatically corrected?
The force-trim instructions appear to have been added to the Wiki after my comment (Revision as of 13:52, 6 December 2015).  Strange, that.  Could have just said something like
''Thanks to Warty for pointing out that the typical 45% back cyclic makes it a difficult choice for a beginner.  However, this can be made easier by using what creates a similar effect to the follow up trim system described in the MBB training manual. FGFS comes with a generic AutoTrim-function . . . .''
And then there's the digs against FGUK (relating to a different aircraft). You seem to be using this Wiki as a platform for a personal vendetta.  Is that what it's meant to be for? Hopefully, you will edit the offending page yourself rather than me having to do it for you.
Cheers
[[User:Warty|Warty]] ([[User talk:Warty|talk]]) 05:55, 18 October 2016 (EDT)
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