DVA364
Captain, A330-300
Joined on October 23 2001
DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary
Triple Century Club
Everett 250 Club
"COWBOY UP!"
Carrollton, GA
311 legs, 568.5 hours
5 legs,
6.5 hours online
271 legs,
450.8 hours ACARS
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Posted onPost created on
January 01 2020 14:09 ET by Ralph Templeman
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DVA388
Senior Captain, B747-400
OLP
Joined on December 14 2001
50 State Club
B757 100 Club
US Coastal Club
US Mountaineer Club
Online Century Club
Stage 1 Jet Triple Century Club
Globetrotter
DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary
Millennium Club
Million Mile Club
Midwestern United States
1,252 legs, 2,773.2 hours
153 legs,
178.1 hours online
1,172 legs,
2,643.0 hours ACARS
10 legs,
22.0 hours event
39 legs dispatched, 67.6
hours
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Posted onPost created on
January 01 2020 16:12 ET by David Vega
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| Hello Ralph. I'm sure you know your options are to buy a new PC from Dell, etc., have a computer store assemble one for you from components you buy at the same store, or assemble one yourself. In the ready-to-go-for-fly-simulation department, Jetline Systems (https://jetlinesystems.com/) seems to be the favorite of many. You could also buy a gaming computer from Dell (https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/gaming-and-games/sc/game-desktops) and similar companies. Some computer stores like Microcenter (https://www.microcenter.com/site/products/gaming_desktops.aspx) would sell you a ready to go gaming PC or build one for you. It really depends on your budget and what do you want to get out of the simulation. Given you're reaching out in a virtual airline forum, I would suggest a fast PC (processor, video card) with 1 TB or more SSD, and a good computer monitor.
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DVA3680
First Officer, B767-300
OLP
Joined on November 01 2006
Stock Car Racing Club
Century Club
Berthoud, CO
114 legs, 232.4 hours
97 legs,
212.8 hours online
106 legs,
215.1 hours ACARS
2 legs,
3.7 hours event
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Posted onPost created on
January 06 2020 19:28 ET by Kevin Williams
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