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I will be willing to instruct new (and old) PR players how to fly helicopters. I can teach evasive maneuvers, different methods of landing, and general flying skills; this applies to every type of helicopter. I can also teach players how to operate the gunner's position in an attack helicopter, and methods of engaging enemy assets.

I can also attend tonight's training session.

Thanks,
Declan

yeah dec is a great pilot

Im in. wanyed to learn about that radio

just join the server tonight 1700 PRT

Which for us here in Australia, will be 5am. So if you're willing to stay up that late for it, attend. If not, just read the manual's section on the radio, and the video Chuc posted. They'll teach you all details on how to use it, no need for a training session.

woups didnt see u are an aussie if you can also you could wake up in 7 and come up well explain it all

What hour is that for east Canada ? I better some kind of time zone converter for the next events XD

-CJ- wrote:What hour is that for east Canada ? I better some kind of time zone converter for the next events XD

PRT Time & Tournament Clock - Project Reality Tournament Forums

check the clock at the top of the page and compare with your current time is the easiest way.

PRT is the same as UTC or GMT(Coordinated Universal time)
Dont confuse it with London time because this time is effected by DST (daylight saving time)

so if your timezone is for example GMT/UTC -8 and your currently using summer time the calculation would be this for this event:

Event starts 17:00 UTC your time 17h -8h +1h = 10:00 or 10am

I have just found out that I am busy this evening; I may be able to do some instructing if you start early, but not much after 1730PRT. Sorry!

Please do another training session, i will try my best to be there!

k dec

How long does training normally run 'till? I might get on around 22-2300HRS PRT. Is that too late? If not, can you start training, um, now?

dtacs wrote:Which for us here in Australia, will be 5am. So if you're willing to stay up that late for it, attend. If not, just read the manual's section on the radio, and the video Chuc posted. They'll teach you all details on how to use it, no need for a training session.

I understand that it may not be convenient for everyone around the world. next week i am sure we could put together one for a later time. also nothing is better than hands-on-learning. they cant teach you at4 drop, or how to fly, or deviation. some things need practice and instruction and that is what we are trying to do while also sharing our ideas which each other.

Gracler wrote:PRT Time & Tournament Clock - Project Reality Tournament Forums

check the clock at the top of the page and compare with your current time is the easiest way.

PRT is the same as UTC or GMT(Coordinated Universal time)
Dont confuse it with London time because this time is effected by DST (daylight saving time)

so if your timezone is for example GMT/UTC -8 and your currently using summer time the calculation would be this for this event:

Event starts 17:00 UTC your time 17h -8h +1h = 10:00 or 10am

Thank you so much ! This will be really usefull

I can teach transport helicopter flying and my specialty: Artillery IED ambushing.

server has been up for a few hours and we are just getting warmed up. silent eagle now to practice the new AT launchers. join now

Thanks a lot for your training events!

I really appreciated the time with skilled players in an environment where no one is impatient because of deadly battlefields.

The training really encouraged me not just to play PR - one needs to learn to survive PR skillfully.
Hopefully there will be more of such friendly meetings between Newbies and Pros.

SirToby1971 wrote:Thanks a lot for your training events!

I really appreciated the time with skilled players in an environment where no one is impatient because of deadly battlefields.

The training really encouraged me not just to play PR - one needs to learn to survive PR skillfully.
Hopefully there will be more of such friendly meetings between Newbies and Pros.

Thanks Toby. I'm happy you enjoyed it. Marco is a good instructor he takes the time needed.
I particular liked the HALO jump in the end and the panzerfaust training

i see guys u had a great time. im sorry not to show up but RL was yeserday really kicking me so im sorry again.

I can help being an instructor or whatever, if time permits.

Ah, im sorry to miss training with german AT weaponry, I still need to master that field

-lucky