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Space Shuttle Simulator, Boeing Museum of Flight, Seattle, April 2014.

The Boeing 737-400 sim at Pan Am in Miami

Three-axis Flight Motion Simulator designed to be used in a Radio Frequency (RF) HardWare In the Loop (HWIL) motion simulation facility. The system is installed into an anechoic chamber with the missile’s RF seeker installed onto the inner axis.

This chamber is used to test unmanned spacecraft in environments similar to what they will experience in space and on other planets. It is designed to simulate extreme cold, high vacuuum, and intense solar radiation.

 

The stainless steel chamber is 27' in diameter and 85' high. It operates at a pressure equivalent to an altitude of 125 miles. It has a temperature range of -320–250° Fahrenheit. The sun is simulated by an array of 37 30kW compact arc lamps. The light from these lamps is focused through a lens and passes into the chamber through a quartz window. The light is focused on the mirrored ceiling of the simulator and is reflected down towards the chamber floor.

 

NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

California Institute of Technology, Pasadena

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Omsi Bus Simulator, we see a Stagecoach at Eastern Shopping Centre on service 72 to Nottingham Court. 12th September 2011.

$2 to be blown by 78mph wind. That sounds awfully specific speed wind. Some sort of legal requirement that all winds in an amusement arcade ride should not exceed 78mph?

 

Or is it just that to be a hurricane you have to be blowing at 78mph.

 

Mystery....

Leo Chilcott and Murugan Thiruchelvam, Black Heron

OMSI Bus Simulator, Stagecoach on service 9 at Scunthorpe Hospital. 30th September 2011.

OMSI Bus SImulator in Grundhorf with a line up of Mercs on services 73 - 72 and 73E. 23rd October 2011.

Dereck couldn't wait to get hold of the controls. Kane was first, then Tyler and finally the old man! hee hee!

Primeiros testes no FSX

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