PDA

View Full Version : Pictures 737-800 full motion simulator


Grasshopper
10-03-2005, 12:39
Grasshopper in a full motion simulator 737-800, its wonderful to make a flight with the simulator! :wink2:
http://www.fscsw.com/images/klein1.jpg
With my daughter as co-pilot (the youngst co-pilot, 11 year) :thumb:
http://www.fscsw.com/images/klein2.jpg
3rdELTy
10-03-2005, 12:43
Cool! Congrats dude! :thumb:
Cash
10-03-2005, 15:06
I usually am a virtual Viper driver ( :D) but for this I had to come out of my Viper pit,
a photo report of the Belgian Virtual Tigers at Bruges Air College. Pics include me(gray shirt with red stripes), Grasshopper and Padré. ;)
http://www.virtualtigers.com/htm/pictures/brugesac/
Cobra
10-03-2005, 19:28
Not a bad looking sim. Who made it? Obviously spent a bit of time on it!

:thumb:
rjetster
10-03-2005, 20:00
Very cool!!!
Cash
10-05-2005, 03:28
Not a bad looking sim. Who made it? Obviously spent a bit of time on it!

:thumb:

Its just a local flightsim enthousiast who made it :)
diveplane
10-07-2005, 16:23
to tiger6 f16 fan.......like me,

heres the f16 in fs2004 ......



http://putfile.com/pic.php?pic=10/27914240522.jpg&s=x10

unedited :bounce:
Cobra
10-07-2005, 21:22
Grasshopper or BelgianTiger, i'd love to hear more about this amazing sim.

How long did it take to build? How did he setup the motion etc etc.

I fly the 737 irl and am going in our simulator on the 17th of this month so i will get some shots for you of a professional one.

Cheers

Pete

PS All he needs now is a HUD put in!

:bigsmile:
Cash
10-08-2005, 05:29
@diveplane, very nice screenshot!

Cobra, I contacted Grashopper on ICQ to answer your questions here, I'm sure he'll answer them as soon as he sees it ;)

I can't really help you with how long it took him to build him etc..as I have no idea! :D

He has a website however: http://www.brugesaircollege.be/
I do know that many real (new) 737 pilots come there to train. Off course this is not a fully licensed cockpit, so the flight hours don't count as real training hours. But it helps them in preparing for when they get to the 'real' 737 sim in Brussels.

Can't wait to see your pics! ;)
Grasshopper
10-09-2005, 05:17
Like BelgianTiger_6 ( Cash) say, the best you ask the owners at
http://www.brugesaircollege.be i only fly there.
about 60% of the person that fly there are real pilots.
There price are verry low (about 16 euro/houre) so the pilots train there.
the owners have bild the hole cocpit, and they sell also the hardware.
so visit there website http://www.brugesaircollege.be
:thumb: