rec.autos.simulators

> Not trying to be rude, just a statement of fact.  Until you've sat in a
> stock car and seen the POV from the driver's seat, it doesn't make a
> whole lot of sense to argue one way or another what you think the driver
> should or shouldn't be able to see.  If you ever get a chance, you'll be
> surprised how little they actually can see...

> Eric

> > Based on reply's of those who have actually driven in a stock car,
> including
> > yours, I have been convinced.

> > It would not have been as rude for you to just offer your input as one
> who has
> > actually driven a stock car, than throwing in a comment like "Go drive
> a stock
> > car..."

>   Eric, I noticed above some folks have been to Petty's Driving
> experience and they couldn't see the hood.  I have an idea that might
> help you convince folks that you guys have the perspective right.
>    I saw the TV commercial this morning for PDE and the civilian they
> were strapping in was very low in the car.  His chin barely cleared the
> door/window level.
>   I suggest anyone who has doubts about hood views, to go out to their
> car, slink down in the front seat til your chin is level with the bottom
> of the window on the side door.  Then look out and tell us if you can
> see a hood on your passenger car.
> dave henrie

> > Not trying to be rude, just a statement of fact.  Until you've sat in a
> > stock car and seen the POV from the driver's seat, it doesn't make a
> > whole lot of sense to argue one way or another what you think the driver
> > should or shouldn't be able to see.  If you ever get a chance, you'll be
> > surprised how little they actually can see...

> > Eric

> > > Based on reply's of those who have actually driven in a stock car,
> > including
> > > yours, I have been convinced.

> > > It would not have been as rude for you to just offer your input as one
> > who has
> > > actually driven a stock car, than throwing in a comment like "Go drive
> > a stock
> > > car..."

> > I'm not on a slow dial-up Kai, I'm on cable and have had no problem in
the
> > past with streaming video.  If my connection isn't optimal, I'll get
some
> > "warp" of a portion of a second on video feeds, but I've never run into
> > anything like a frame every 10 seconds.

> > > guys it's called streaming media on a slow dial-up. that's just how it
> > goes

> > > > I've tried it multiple times now, same thing every time, one frame
every
> > > 10
> > > > seconds.

> Can't get past the preferences menu when trying to play the clip. Anyone
> else with this problem? Suggestions?

> TIA Larry

> > I can't seem to make it out very well (using the 300k stream),
> > but can anyone tell if pit road is straight and not curved?

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>   have you dloaded the latest free player from Real Player?  They are
> up to version 7.  Get that, then make sure you choose real player and
> DON"T use the AGN interface.
> dave henrie

> > Can't get past the preferences menu when trying to play the clip. Anyone
> > else with this problem? Suggestions?

> > TIA Larry

>TIA Larry

>>   Eric, I noticed above some folks have been to Petty's Driving
>> experience and they couldn't see the hood.  I have an idea that might
>> help you convince folks that you guys have the perspective right.
>>    I saw the TV commercial this morning for PDE and the civilian they
>> were strapping in was very low in the car.  His chin barely cleared the
>> door/window level.
>>   I suggest anyone who has doubts about hood views, to go out to their
>> car, slink down in the front seat til your chin is level with the bottom
>> of the window on the side door.  Then look out and tell us if you can
>> see a hood on your passenger car.
>> dave henrie

>> > Not trying to be rude, just a statement of fact.  Until you've sat in a
>> > stock car and seen the POV from the driver's seat, it doesn't make a
>> > whole lot of sense to argue one way or another what you think the driver
>> > should or shouldn't be able to see.  If you ever get a chance, you'll be
>> > surprised how little they actually can see...

>> > Eric

>> > > Based on reply's of those who have actually driven in a stock car,
>> > including
>> > > yours, I have been convinced.

>> > > It would not have been as rude for you to just offer your input as one
>> > who has
>> > > actually driven a stock car, than throwing in a comment like "Go drive
>> > a stock
>> > > car..."

>> Yes we can.

berichtnieuws

>> > I can't seem to make it out very well (using the 300k
stream),
>> > but can anyone tell if pit road is straight and not curved?

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>Network
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