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Kinetic artwork created by Jonathan Foote www.rotorbrain.com
Dialing the knob causes solenoids to trigger in rotation. Simulated inertia causes rotation rate to gradually slow mimicking physical object. Nothing actually rotates!
I took some instrument refresher training in this flight simulator at Wright Flyers Aviation, San Antonio, Texas.
My Transistor Curve Simulator, you can select two Transistors, and the page draws the Dissipated Heat Curve of both, and say when its better one, or another.
in-spiral from kim www.flickr.com/photos/digitalfemme57/4254936906/
Below, you can read in some detail about the facility at Manchester Intn'l Airport which I assure you is used for training quite regularly www.airport-int.com/article/firefighter-simulation-techno....
These simulator was produced in Russia by group of enthusiasts.
Having hydraulic platform it gives you a realistic perception of flight!Just try it....
Trainz Simulator 2009: World Builder Edition (www.ts2009.com). Drive using full in-cab realistic controls or simple "speed" controller. Issue "Driver Commands" to operate multiple locomotives simultaneous. Keep to a passenger schedule, deliver freight, decouple wagons and much more - Add additional "Session Rules" to customize your living railroad. Download 1,000's of routes, locos and more from the Trainz Download Station - Send goods and trains to your friends and chat online. Even create your own 3D models or powerful TrainzScripts for unlimited flexibility.
A great aussie invention www.virtualsailing.com.au - this sailing simulator was a lot of fun and had a great "feel" to it. It's target audience is the coaching of young dingy sailors into racing.
British Columbia Air Museum.
On this flight simulator the ATC cadet would have his first flying lessons.
When the hood was shut the instruments were your only reference to straight and level. Lose control and the simulator would turn round and round until you were thoroughly dizzy and the instructor would eventually end your ordeal by switching it off from outside.