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I took some instrument refresher training in this flight simulator at Wright Flyers Aviation, San Antonio, Texas.
The simulator is powered by six computers runing X-Plane FAA approved software.
This is a shot inside the mockup of the ISS Lab module, looking "aft" along the station axis, toward the Node 1 module and the FGB. Here, a Russian cosmonaut is performing a training exercise for a future flight.
I really like this reskin, I'm told EMT 156s do sometimes replace unavailable 158s between Norwich, Nottingham and Liverpool. Taken in Train Simulator 2016.
One of the WestJet flight simulators! If I won the powerball one of these $15 million dollar toys would be mine.
Capt Alan J. Roehrich, of the North Dakota Army National Guard’s 164th Regional Training Institute, assists Brig. Gen. Awal Nagnimi, Chief of Defense Forces for Benin (Forces Armees Beninois) in firing an M-16 rifle at the Guard’s Camp Grafton Training Center, near Devils Lake, North Dakota on May 3, 2015. The M-16 is fitted with a training simulator called an “Ultimate Training Munition” that fires a paintball-type round for training. Nagnimi and other military representative from the Republic of Benin and Togolese Republic were in North Dakota this week participating in an engagement as part of the National Guard Bureau’s State Partnership Program (SPP). This is the first major activity with representatives from these partner nations to take place in North Dakota. (U.S. National Guard photo by Jonathan Haugen, North Dakota National Guard/Released).
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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!
These simulator was produced in Russia by group of enthusiasts.
Having hydraulic platform it gives you a realistic perception of flight!Just try it....
I took some instrument refresher training in this flight simulator at Wright Flyers Aviation, San Antonio, Texas.