[simpits-tech] RE: UPDATE

[Roy Coates]

On Thu, 3 Apr 2003 mysticz28@swbell.net wrote:

> A few ways. The best is to vacuum bag it. If the part is small you can
> use a kitchen gadget called a Foodsaver. Can't be much bigger than about
> 8" wide, though. For bigger parts you can cover it in heavy plastic
> sheeting, seal the edges together, and suck the air out with a vacuum
> pump or venturi tube. There's more to it than that (peel ply, breather
> cloth, etc.), but it's the best way to laminate anything, period.
[SNIP]

Interesting - I must give this a go :)


> While I'm at it, what's everyone's opinion on the most flexible heavy
> metal sim out there? I like X-Plane personally, but I haven't had much
> luck getting instrumentation working on networked machines yet.

I thought project magenta had plans to add XP support?

Wasn't there a freebie glass project for x-plane?

I always did intend to add glass stuff to x-panel. Demand?

Roy.