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| Other Motion Flight Sims |
Roland van Roy develops very innovative solutions for movement in a
homemade flight simulator. His system extracts flight data from
Microsoft Flight Simulator and translates that data in to movement of
the mechanical motors.
homemade flight simulator. His system extracts flight data from
Microsoft Flight Simulator and translates that data in to movement of
the mechanical motors.
The result is a very immersive and realistic experience. The flight
simulator moves in pitch, roll and heave (up and down). There is more
information on the various motion systems at Roland's website:
http://simprojects.nl/
Here is a video of several people trying Roland van Roy's simulator at
a flight simulator convention. Additional videos of Roland's are at his
YouTube channel.
simulator moves in pitch, roll and heave (up and down). There is more
information on the various motion systems at Roland's website:
http://simprojects.nl/
Here is a video of several people trying Roland van Roy's simulator at
a flight simulator convention. Additional videos of Roland's are at his
YouTube channel.
