James, if you did get sick imagine how long you would last when the motion and the visuals get out of phase. 3 experienced crew sick within 5 minutes.
some people have problems sitting in the middle seat of a sim as the variation in visual cues really knocks them around. Peter Heath ---- james dutschke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi. > > Ive been fortunate enough to have a few goes in some big, full motion > simulators. The range of movment they can achieve is scary to look at when > you are outside the sim in the control room. > > Inside with motion turned on, they feel ALMOST real. They do acceleration, > (ie pwr and braking) obviously pitching and rolling and also yaw. The problem > is, that although they simulate most of these very well, they are still > somewhat plastic. And for someone used to what actually happens in the real > world it confuses your senses a fair bit. My experience is that this "cant > quite put my finger on whats wrong here" feeling made me a little nausious. > It passes but is rather weird to get used to. > > It is pretty cool to be flying such a big, heavy plane though. especailly > when >moderate turbulence is dialed in :-) > > James. _______________________________________________ Aus-soaring mailing list [email protected] To check or change subscription details, visit: http://lists.internode.on.net/mailman/listinfo/aus-soaring
