Re: [Flightgear-devel] Flightgear-devel Digest, Vol 61, Issue 11

[Oliver F. <oli...@gm...>]

> > Groucho aka Oliver Fels
> 
> ? Who are this people ? I have known people to justify their defamatory
> used the names and peudos other people. But then, you're the best at
> this game.

This is me. Obviously you do not seem to have read this as the circle goes on and on and on.

Well, folks, to stay on-topic and to prevent the usual suspects are continueing their game of escalation here is my offer (which I already communicated but which did not seem to get through):

There are several sites on the internet which commercially provide scanned flight manuals for various helicopters. If somebody confirms that this is the data required for a decent flight model and if somebody guarantees that he is able to create such a decent flight model (and afterwards does) I am willing to spend a certain financial amount for such a document (electronic version) and donate it for such a puporse. Most are available between 20 and 30 US$ so this is the limit per manual.
This offer is valid not only for the AlouetteII but theoretically for any flight model document. The only drawback is: I pay for it so I decide if it is worth having it in FlightGear. Currently I can imagine this for the AlouetteII, EC130, EC135, R22/44/66, AW139, BK117, Bell 206.
Another point: Requesters must prove that they are able to derive a sophisticated FDM from this information. Fair enough, I do not spend money for nothing.

Comments, agreements, denials?

Oliver