*BEST IN 720 p. The video looks pretty good, but is astounding before getting de resolutionalized by You tube, how I recorded it, and how you view it. If you could fly in Las Vegas on the strip like I am here, this is what it would probably look like. Some Vintage graphics too! I found many obstacles, which make for lots of broken machines on the strip, but it sure is fun, amazingly challenging, and an excellent practice site, in between traffic signal changes.
When I worked at Kraft RC, I read all the pubs, and latest modeling news, so that is where we first heard of the Ambrosia Microcomputer products sim. We all jumped on it. Maybe not the very very first in other countries, but it was soon copied a lot, and believe me, I’ve tried almost all of them, but am overwhelmingly impressed with this. The AF RC-7 is pretty serious, not focusing on games, but the real challenges of RC flying. And having a site like this may be a fantasy, but it is really fun, especially when a bunch of guys are flying online together.
I hope you enjoyed seeing the amazing path sims have taken for the better and appreciate the differences, knowing what it was like then and now. This was 1986. Windows 95 did not come out til 9 years later. Dave Raubinger and I built our own first computers, just so we could run this sim. in 1986.
I hope you enjoy. Come fly with me. See you in Vegas!
Thanks kindly for watching.
Dave Herbert
AMA L-8221
CD/LM/Scientific
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