To whom it may concern,
Dear Sirs;
Having done severe damage to my entire fleet of sim helicopters, I went in search of an alternative to my radical flight characteristics. I discovered the Clearview Simulator option to use a time base slower than what is described as "real world" time. Suddenly I am seeing the rotor 'plate' response to my inputs so I can correct the input before the heli actually makes a move. I am, for the first time, actually training myself to control the helicopter through the correct application of controls. I feel that this will dramatically improve my abilities, as I am now teaching myself to make the *correct* moves in the correct amount. Speed will come later when I am always making the correct stick movements. It is my hope that this will reduce the carnage left on the flight field at my departure.
I apologize for the destruction of the air fleet supplied with the simulator. I'm hoping to alleviate my pathetic flight controls before I am busted to dirigible hack.

Also noted is the importance of properly calibrating the controller. Done correctly, the Tx will deliver linear inputs. Prior to this discovery, I was seeing extremely non linear response inputs and was blaming my Tx for my erratic flight.

Perhaps others who see this post will recognize the benefit of slow training as an improvement over merely making errors faster - and at no cost. At last I am training as it was intended.

In closing, I would like to leave the following message for those using the ClearView simulator.
THIS THING ROCKS!!! Set it up and slow it down.
Soloboss