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Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Projects' started by CW, Jun 24, 2011.

  1. CW

    CW Member

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    Hello all
    Been away for a long time but have finally got back into simming.
    Building a 4 DOF motion fully enclosed Beech Baron 58. Have got the panel nearly complete, wiring next and then it fits into the car body.Hopefully finished by end of year.

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    CW, Jun 24, 2011
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    Hey CW, nice to see you back here!

    Since there are motion controllers with variable motor speed available this time, your Beech Baron 58 project will be a success for sure ;D

    keep us posted!
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    egoexpress, Jun 24, 2011
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    Hey Craig . :hi: Glad to see you back here my man , i credit you and Jim as the guys that got me hooked on motion simming and your ideas were Brilliant and simple . am still faffing about dreaming of finishing my project ( start stop Play stop Redesign never finish LOL :) ) so as always will be looking out for and following your work when you publish it where ever you Blog it ...Just to say Thanks for the Inspiration Mate Ps still got my version of your original relay controller build in my workshop i look at it as a piece of History from my initial build :) :cheers:
    wannabeaflyer, Jul 9, 2011
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  4. CW

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    Gidday mate,
    Thanks for the kind words.
    I think this time around I will be asking for advice!
    Havent quite got to the motion part yet, I am working on the panel and wiring it up, once I put it in the car body I should have a semi complete sim that will be ready to fly, and put on a motion platform. At this stage X sim software has really gone ahead.... thanks Sirnoname. I am hoping that I can get the washout working good, but at this stage it will be a couple of months before this all takes place. To get a look at some pics, goto face book and search CWarner flight simulator or Youtube CWFlightsim, I am posting pics and videos as they happen (which aint that quick at the minute)
    Cheers
    Craig
    CW, Jul 11, 2011
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