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    Air-Core Movements in Simulated Instruments

    Mike Powell's Tutorial
    Steam-gauge style instruments used in hobby flight simulators are generally based on air-core movements, RC servos, or stepping motors. This tutorial is an overview of air-core movements.

    Go here for the rest of the detail and photos:

    http://mycockpit.org/forums/showthread.php?t=12209

    Mike has contributed so much to our flight-sim community, more then anyone else I know. Thank You Mike!!!!

    We all are look forward toward your next book
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