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To both read my story and find documentation on the plane used in the video, go to http://flyingblind.us. You can also join our discord at http://d-pilot.flyingblind.us. See you in the sky’s.

Welcome to flying blind. We go back through the archives and present a talk I gave in September 2021 at flight sim expo in San Diego, CA. We cover how you can fly blind. We also talked about my end goal and why I’m in the flight simulation hobby. We cover the following in no order.
• Introduction
• History of add ons in flight simulation including FsTramp.
• Talking flight monitor
• What is talking flight monitor and its future?
• A demo of talking flight monitor
• A note to Asobo and Microsoft about the inaccessibility of flight simulation (that still needs a lot of work by the way)
• A rant about XPlane and the lack of accessibility in that simulator. Do better!
• A descent into phoenix. Thanks Evan for the help with that one.
• Conclusion

I would like to thank the flight simulation association for all the work they did in putting together a wonderful conference in 2021. I would also like to thank Andy and Jason for a wonderful product, and I would like to thank the folks at Fly Virtual for aiding and guiding me in this journey throughout the years.

Resources:

Here are some websites you might find useful.
The flight simulation association offers webinars, add ons, and a flight simulation driven community on discord. You can find them at https://flightsimassociation.com/
Talking flight monitor, the add on discussed in this video can be found at http://talkingflightmonitor.com
We have a discord where you can meet the author, ask questions and so much more, check us out at http://d-pilot.flyingblind.us
If you want to join fly virtual, you may go to their website at http://flyvirtual.net. They have comprehensive resources for pilots, plus their discord is full of awesome people who are willing to both help and have fun. Check these guys out.

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