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I have made my own instructor. He is me and he speaks Danish, so I can have myself flaming me. - who said schizo?
After finishing the last voicefile, naturally I hopped in the plane and flew. I just used the Cessna 172, and wanting to test the different areas of speech, I flew like a madman. Not even an experienced F16 fighterpilot would have able to get a clear shot in - I guarantee that.
I had not made a flightplan, and just sort of hopped around, maneuvering to the point of vommiting - and beond, until I spotted a runway. It was about a mile ahead, 90 degrees to me, and 2000 feet below me, so I advanced to landing mode and skydove towards the runway, making a 90 deg, left turn as I fell, and hammered down on the runway. I killed the engine and heard myself telling me off. Then I "checked my logbook" and was utterly amazed to find that I actually got a flight score of 46.33. I think that is quite more than I got on my first flight at FSFS, and at that time I tried....
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Ole Andreasen, Denmark
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Wow, Ole "The Flying Danish" barking out explicatives at me? And I could continue to fly because I wouldn't understand one word of it...Cool!
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| Ole: Congratulations for finishing your voice files - what a great job! As to your score, in FSFS if you do very bad things on a landing you'll get zero very quickly, but the flight score is more forgiving - you pretty much have to crash (or not take off) in order to get a flight score of zero.
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I notised. My second attempt gave me a whopping 79,23 flightscore, after another stomach rolling flight, in the cessna. I think from now on, I´ll just fly like crazy all the time, and try to land decently.
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oleandreasen (9/2/2008)
I notised. My second attempt gave me a whopping 79,23 flightscore, after another stomach rolling flight, in the cessna. Ok - we have got to clarify a few points here. I just found 104 scores on the web Flight Scores table, in one version of a Cessna 172 that were better than this. Only a small fraction of pilots actually submit scores. From this we can see what kind of flight score 79.23 really is. I think from now on, I´ll just fly like crazy all the time, and try to land decently. Oh - let's not do that Ole. It is easier to get a non-zero score in a flight than in a landing, but the score will not be good unless the pilot flies seriously and with skill.
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SquadronLeader (9/2/2008)
Ok - we have got to clarify a few points here. I just found 104 scores on the web Flight Scores table, inone version of a Cessna 172that were better than this. Only a small fraction of pilots actually submit scores. From this we can see what kind of flight score 79.23 really is.
It is easier to get a non-zero score in a flight than in a landing, but the score will not be good unless the pilot flies seriously and with skill.
Language, language, language. Of course you can find a lot of better scores than my 79,23. People submitting those were serious I guess. Actually flying straight and level, just as I usually do.
I was only trying to say that I was amazed to be able to get almost 80 points for fooling around, and in a small piston engine machine like the C172. I seem to tell a different story than my translated words try. 79.23 is NOT a good score, I never said that, but It´s one heck of a lot better than my first score in here, and for trying to make the instructor talk as much as possible, to hear how my recorded files were....
No I will not fly like crazy when I fly serious. I was just raving on from the feeling of... whooou 80 points? As my header states; it was a testflight. Sorry if I intimidated anyone. 
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Søn i en beklagelse, Glemte hen til skærpe mig seatbelt
ROFLMAO.....does this help ?
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| Biggles: There are many many things are incompatible with a translationprogram, and that makes it often, even very often, impossible to understand the meaning of the translation. Please attach the original text in English I used the Google translationprogram to translate the above text to create something not understandable, but the program was too good. I didn´t understand a word, though of the babble you wrote in Danish.... so the initial text in this apply, still goes. Nice try. 
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Ole:
I wondered if it would work.....guess not, which of course makes if even funnier.
I tried to say:
"Son of a bitch; forgot to tighten my seatbelt."
Cheers
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I knew that! (Used Google and got the general idea...)
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