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Total price: $7,350
The PC was purchased 2 years ago SEPTEMBER 2018. Today, this system does not cost the same.
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So you aren't a commercial pilot anymore? If the airlines weren't for you, why not fly for a part 135? Aviation is of course a tough industry no matter what, but you obviously have a passion for it, so just curious. I live in a Alaska and if you love flying, this place is pretty awesome. I see the shoe collection though, so maybe the rural lifestyle doesn't seem cool to you, but I hope you let your mind explore the idea. You only have one life to live and this place is a glorious place to fly and there are a bunch of part 135's up here. Or if you have a better paying gig with less stress, then perhaps you can still do that up here and use that money to buy an actual airplane... Either way, I dig your priorities. That's a cool setup. The part 135's that I have worked with (I'm an IT guy) would love to have a setup like this for their pilots' office, although they are cheap wads usually and want only enough to simulate the landscape and approach when doing a charter to a destination for the first time.
I'm very impressed. Frankly I didn't know you could do this without buying a full set of hardware. As a pilot, SEL and instrument, I used to fly into unfamiliar airports using MS Flight to orient me to the runway directions etc. I fly mostly a G1000 172. It worked great and gave me more confidence flying into a new to me airport. I think you have a great setup. Have you tried it with MSFS 2020 yet?
Dude a Cessna 150 is 20k. The real airplane.
@@danielking104 Maybe he already owns an aircraft and he wants the ease of walking into another room and taking some practice. And a 150? One and a half dudes fit in there with no clubs. Go eat a hamburger and you gotta dump fuel to get home. LOL
rob567321 a 150 is still flying. There are other options too that are just as cheap. But one major difference between a real plane and this simulator is that it takes $0 to own and use this simulator after its purchased.
This young man is the greatest example of what human relationships should be like. Humble..well spoken and genuinely humble. He clearly wants to share his knowledge freely while expecting nothing in return.
I totally agree.
Agreed.
Obama
If he could bottle it, I would buy it.
+Rick Bunch He does seem like a great guy, but as far as nothing in return; I'm sure he's hoping people will purchase items through his affiliate links. Not that there's anything wrong with that.
What youtube was made for. This channel makes me genuinely happy.
Wow I really appreciate that! Thanks for watching
As a Fellow UK Pilot ( Previously ATPL - Now PPL - 10,000+ Flight Hours) I have to say this is one the most realistic setups for a home simulator I have ever seen,. Makes me want to create something similar instead of the costly charges of flying when I would like, as I have moved away from commercial air crafts. My hats off to you good Sir.
... just make it so ... cannot take it with you ... and this means so much ... go for it ... get everything you want in one chunk ... even have them set it all up in your home ... remember you only go around once ...
I’m an airline pilot, captain, check airman, FAA flight instructor and I’ve trained many a pilot on $50,000-$100,000 sims that were not nearly as nice.
You've got that cool pilot voice - that voice that even if the plane is on fire you speak up - and everybody is instantly comfortable with the predicament.
Ha! Was thinking exactly the same thing - “This is your Captain... Some of you on the right-hand side of the aircraft may have noticed the wing and engines are completely on fire. This is nothing to be concerned about. For passengers on the left, we have a stunning view of the Grand Canyon...” :-)
Ian Bruce Exactly 😂
@@ianbruce9603 🤣🤣🤣
"My biggest fear is my wife will sell my flight sim for what I told her I paid for it"... :)
Right, you don't need a $169 Butt Kicker if you are a married man.
Totally agree with you!
Be a man
Why the hell do women presume to tell men how to spend their own money. Makes me sick.
@@i.r.wayright1457 ha ha.. does was a good one.
I knows he's ready for Microsoft's Flight Simulator release.
It seems that FS2020 is not compatible 3 screen 🥺
@@MarcERNOULT Bruhh that sucks for this guy
Dylan Weise is it FS2020 in this video ?
Marc Ernoult Of course it will be. Every game you can play on a pc is compatible with 3+ screens. Just depends on how you want to set it up, whether via software or hardware (triplehead2go for example).
Austin A. Thank you for your answer ! I try to play to AceCombat 7 but not working in 3 screens 😭
AMAZING! AMAZING! AMAZING!!! I too was a pilot for 15 years. Stopped in 2006. Now age 76, so the last thing I want to do is put myself or passengers in danger, as I'm no where as sharp as I use to be, and now have health conditions. So, I too am putting together a sim. Man, thank you so much for sharing info on your sim!!!
Just realized I was still logged into our church account, as I was putting up a CZcams video just before I saw your video. My handle is Don.
Got this idea from a pilot in my country. She very easily and smoothly landed a Boeing 787 during storm Eunice at Heathrow Airport, London. And she went viral.
Months later she posted a screenshot of texts between her and her son.... which revealed that she has a flight simulator at home.
Makes sense to keep practicing even when you're not at work, ... and even before you become a licensed pilot.
Really cool build! Every time I see a large DIY project on CZcams the costs always seem to be glazed over. I appreciate the time you took to get the exact costs of every component in your build, big and small.
As for the folks that are raggin' on you about the PC costs, don't worry about it! You specifically said you wanted to support the PC builder's business. Some people are envious of this build and the comments that undermine what you've done here serves as a way to convince those people they still have some kind of upper hand. The same folks that can build a PC for less probably can't do the PVC and woodworking you've done here. You worked with what you knew and what you had, and you ended up with a beautiful sim.
All-in-all, this is a great build! ...And for $7k, that's definitely worth the price! I would guess that's only about 30 hours of renting in LA 😂!
Thanks for watching and I appreciate the support! You're absolutely. Its $250/hr here and with $7k thats only 30 hours!
Hey also I am not envious of the build since I have a similar build myself and am just trying to help people so they don’t get ripped off on a build that doesn’t cost that much and doesn’t have components that match up with one another
@@Jdplayz-bq4ys right? Everyone assumes that a person that trashes on the cost of something is just envious or jealous. I HATE people who take advantage of those less than knowledgeable in current PC hardware because I was taken advantage of a few years ago. Now I stay current with pricing and performance so that doesn't happen again.
I7 8700k @ 5.1ghz
Noctua NH D15 cooler
Asus Z370 Prime
16gb Corsair Lpx ram
Rtx 2070 XC Ultra
120gb SSD boot drive
1tb SSD X2
1tb X2 mechanical drives.
Evga 1300G2 power supply (eBay special)
Cooler master H500 case
All put together for a little over $1700
Not posting to brag, just to point out the glaring over pricing of the PC in the video. It's not even a TI model of the gpu.
@@atomicdeath10 he did it 2 years ago so it was probably around 2-2.5k back then and 200 bucks for delivery puts it around 2500 dollars. Few hundred bucks for building it is probably the standard although I dont know if getting it done by a pro would give a significant boost in performance vs an avg person so he probably lost around 1000$ but he said he wanted to support that buissness. Considering he has to be pretty rich to be able to afford to be a certified pilot and drop it and buy a 7000$ flight sim it's probably a drop in the bucket for him
@@insanezombieman753 I'm all for supporting a small business, but at reasonable prices. Even if he built that system on launch day for all the hardware or was still way over priced.
You lose or gain literally nothing by having a "professional" build it. Well, technically you lose the knowledge that you would gain by doing it yourself.
what impresses me is people doing what makes them happy. All that flashy stuff is just show. People enjoying the time they have on earth doing what they love is awesome!
"Once a pilot, always a pilot" SO TRUE! Thanks for the insight to your sim! Many of us are "medically retired" and our only flight fix is through our home simulators.
As a sim racer, I find this super fascinating!:) Love seeing people doing there hobbies all the way out
Hi my friend, very nice set up you have there.
I was simply scrolling through CZcams and stumbled across your video...as a Captain of 20 odd years I always enjoy seeing people take up interests in flight and enjoying there experiences wether it be via Simms or real flight experiences.
I subbed to your channel so I'll be sure to watch your back catalogue also.
Once again great Video and very impressive set up...wish I could have that back in my days.
Cheers.
That set up is amazing! I can't wait to get mine finished. You're such an inspiration!! Thanks for taking the time to share your rig and it's costs..
My first ever CZcams comment. Just wanted to say thank you for your detailed explanation. Seen a few multi-display cessna setups online, but no one ever cared enough to actually explain their build. I believe your video is the first I have seen that has actually explained the build and where to buy components from. Appreciate it and keep up the great work.
This is great.. thank you! I recently earned my PPL last at the young age of 73. Given a need to keep my skills up I put together a simple simulator with XPlane and tied in my Fore Flight . I love it!
Basically I spent the most on the PC and 3 screens to get as close a I could to 180 view as possible.
You have given me some great ideas to enhance the experience. Most of my time is spent in a 172 or 152.
Given I live on the Northshore of Chicago flying is pretty much control by erratic weather which is common here.. as they say Chicago has two seasons... July and winter!
I'll be going the VR route myself, but for the real look and feel of being in a cockpit, you've got the best personal setup I've ever seen.
I think the VR looks and feels far better. It is also able to chang for different planes. The same system handles 172s, or other planes, and also works for my f-18 in DCS.
wow, that's amazing! Great setup you have there! I've built myself a space sim cockpit for Elite Dangerous but you have far more consoles, switches etc than I do. There isn't that many controls for the ships in Elite but my PC uses:
a 4k HDR gaming screen, HD touchscreen with cockpit panels and system usage info, 2x tablets (one orrery map with tools and apps for Elite, one for voice, speaker and mic volume with touch for levels), 2x phones (directional audio output of the 8 channels and system performance), logitech G19 (with LCD screen using Aida 64 with a custom app) an X52 pro HOTAS, Pro flight rudder pedals, TrackIR / Vive, Kor-fx vest for right and left feedback, Subpac S2 for rear feedback and subpac m2 for centre / sub. For speakers, I'm using 9 subs, 9 tweeters and 9 mid range speakers for 8 channel directional output (shown visually on one of the phones as I said, at the end of the throttle).
Keep up your great work and fly safe
Being a licensed pilot for 40 years and having to quit flying due to physical problems I really appreciate this video. I'm looking into a similar build in the near future. This young man was easy to listen to, very knowledgeable, and complete on the information I was looking for. This video is fantastic
By far the best video on hardware for new flight sim builders. I’ve watched dozens of videos and this is the most detailed I’ve seen. Thx very much for the info! You answered almost all my hardware basic questions.
Man - I love that you put this bad boy together and made your dreams happen. Being new to the flight sim world I really appreciated seeing someone who has their license love the versatility of the sim. Keep it up man!
Agree!! Thanks for the video!! :)
All the prices and specs. Wow! Thanks man! I stopped flying almost 20 years ago, and from time to time it burns. :) Good luck man!
I've had a yoke and pedals for decades and they are still going strong! Plus, I've got an older HOTAS that still works. Been waiting a long time to break them back out! The best part is that I got them from a thrift store for dirt cheap and they are worth more now, than when originally sold at retail price! And I've got a 32" HDTV @1080P and that's all I need. This setup is nuts!
"Once a pilot, always a pilot". So very true. I received my rating in 2001 and still love to fly. When I'm not flying, I wish I was. What an amazing home set up. Thanks for sharing!
I'm searching for opinions on home flight simulators and stumbled upon this.. just wow. Such a bad ass set up. Thank you for sharing this valuable information with all of us!
mannnn, so glad I stumbled upon your video! I NEVER comment on anything but this is just so damn impressive! I hope one day I can build something like that! (btw, I'm surprised it didn't cost as much as I thought, but all your hours building that from scratch, woodwork, metalwork, count as a lot too!) You're gonna have a BLAST with MSFS 2020!
Stunning build! I'm building my first Simulator rig at the moment but I am an absolute beginner with all of it. Already made a mistake by buying the wrong type of computer. That is SO cool to hear that you actually flew aircraft before and you find the simulator to be enjoyable. Great video with lots of info! Thank you!
I got my license in 1992 and stopped flying for real in 2015. "Once a pilot always a pilot".. well said. Great job on the cockpit. Mine is primative compared to yours but its getting there!
Great video!! It nice to see a CFI practice landing patterns, when other CZcams CFI's are not fans of sim landing pattern work (outside of COVID-19 stay at home order).
Thanks for watching! I think its really useful for pattern work. I guess it depends on the way the sim is setup.
Once a pilot always a pilot :)
Always and forever
Hello Capt, greetings from the Philippines. Your humbleness, great voice and a clear narration of what you have is very much appreciated! Loved to see your simulator set up and how you designed the cockpit. Brilliant!!! Will follow your channel indeed.
I have always love aviation. My father (now passed) flew B-26’s, transitioned to B-25’s then up to the big boys such as the B-36’s and then the BUFF, the B-52. I like the smaller stuff and have the components I’ve begun to collect to built a P-51 sim by A2A and will be holding out for a model of that. Subscribed to your channel and will be following it closely. Call sign “Bronco”.
If Eddie Murphey had a twin, you would be him. - I have been following you since the beginning, I am so happy for you, and it has been great to see you improve every day, on both your flying skills, but also the Simpit, it's amazing, I will be building mine pretty much a replica of yours, with the exception of a few hardware pieces, as I am going to wait out for the XBOX release and use the Honeycomb for XBOX, and we will see how much more hardware will be availble when it's released on XBOX next month.
That's a nice tidy setup and not horrifically expensive. Great job.
Thanks for walking us through your setup. Extremely informative! Keep up the good work!
Such a great video. It's so nice to see someone take the time to show what the costs are and what is involved in a reasonable set-up like this. Armed with this information it seems like an amazing setup like this is way more achievable than I ever thought.
Thank you :)
Very cool. I wish I had the ability to put all of this together…..as a student pilot this would be a great tool for practicing. Good video.
Very impressive build! Cool to learn that you are also a certified pilot, I was wondering if you were. Very interesting videos, keep it up!
I really appreciate that. Thanks for watching the videos!
Come on bro what your wife has to do with this. She should respect you for not running after other women. This is what you love to do as a hobby. So don’t be afraid. However I would still advise you to go back to professional flying as you are still young. Actual flying is much more fun than simulators.
@@HomeSimPilot Probably commonly asked question by newbies, but how different are flight sim and real flight? I mean technically and psychologically.
@@ExacoMvm To physically sit in the pilot's seat of a plane and experience 'real' scenery, weather, instrumentation, vibration, etc etc is something any sim is still a long way from (if you drive a car, how close are 'car sims' to the real thing?). However...with MS2020 things have taken a significant jump forward in fidelity. Add in the upcoming HP Reverb G2 VR set (and a seriously powerful PC) and you take that immersion factor to the next level. Of course, not every button/action/effect is mapped into the sim.
@ (if you drive a car, how close are 'car sims' to the real thing?).
Cars unlike planes are muscle memory based ( getting used to clutch, shifting, wheel "sensitivity" ).
I haven't played a Racing Sim with a proper steering wheel and shifter ( only with keyboard and mouse ) but in general it's pretty similar except that Racing Sim's such as Assetto Corsa sucks at clutch mechanics. But overall i think IRL it's easier just because of much superior spatial awareness ( maybe when playing with decent VR it's on par ) , better engine sound cues and physcially feeling the car. But in terms of actually operating the car i think it's nearly identical.
Almost 20 years ago, I bought my first ultralight. After 3 or 4 years of buying and fixing different ULs, paying for engine rebuilds, parts, fuel, and years of storage at the airport... I probably pissed away what you've spent here (adjusted for inflation). The money per hour of flying just wasn't worth it for me, so went back to motorcycles. You have an awesome setup, and now that I'm in my 70s, it might be a better solution to get back into flying. Thanks for sharing!!!!
I have a similar story. I was a pilot in the US Army and haven’t touched an aircraft in about 9 years other than occasionally flying with my cousins. I have finally decided to get back in the saddle again and I’m starting with sim and text books. Thank you for the motivation
Congratulations on this set up! Having owned two different airplanes over my lifetime (Cessna 150 and Beech Sundowner) I can assure you that this is what I would be getting into if one day I couldn’t fly anymore. I had a magneto go out right after an $1,200 annual. It cost me another $1,100. So this is SO cheap compared to the real costs of General Aviation. It really is a crap shoot in GA ownership. I got out of ownership 6 months ago, haven’t looked back. Cheers, Jeff.
So how do you fly now? I'm interested in getting into flight simulators and if money ever permits, I wouldn't mind going for the PPL and even buying an airplane :)
@@k3iler05 No longer flying. If I were you, I would get a nice sim and learn as much as you can with it as possible, it will save you $$$ if/when you go for your PPL.
@@Jeff_The_Weatherman That's my plan exactly. :) I figure I'd get the basics before I ever attempt to try.
Can you read books to me at night, your voice is so smooth.
Totally impressed with your build and with your flight talents. What a great channel you have here, glad I found it. Will be watching your videos with much interest and thank you for adding to the aviation and flight sim community.
Great Job on that build and thanks soo much for the exact price details. Very smart thing, to get yourself a SIM built to increase your hours for free, to get experience again to get back into the real thing. Good luck with getting back into real flying. I was an instructor for years and miss flying.
That is one bad ass set-up. No idea why CZcams sent me here, but here I am.
This could be a business. high income professionals want a quality simulator. with the numbers quoted 10,000 finish price of a build that can be done in a week or less.
Best video on CZcams I have ever watched in terms of content and presentation - Amazing and congratulations!
That looks awesome, one of these days I will build my own cockpit. Awesome job. Thanks for the video and ideas.
Good job man. You remember me that days when I started to fly the cessna.
Dude. DUDE!
Irrespective of the costs, that's a fantastic set up that anyone would be proud of! 🖒
Will you be doing Flight Sim' 2020?
1- WOW!! What a brilliant set up!
2- your voice is incredibly calming :)
That is seriously impressive and if you've got spare space in the house, definitely go for it if it's something you're really keen on. The fact you're a certified pilot explains a lot - flying must be a passion with you. There are a large number of hobbies costing far in excess of this. I played guitar in a busy local dance/function band for many years and the cost of the gear was...a lot more.
I wonder, though, if you'd be interested checking out that incoming Reverb G2 VR unit - MRTV's 'through the lens' videos show it to be seriously impressive compared to the competition, giving you a significant boost in immersion.
Thanks for all the knowledge you're sharing with us! Much appreciated!
Glad it was helpful! Appreciate you watching
I am so glad to hear that you're a licensed pilot, I spent the whole video hoping you were. I have only tried sim once in my life, years ago in flight school, I personally don't see the appeal; to me nothing beats feeling a smooth bank in real life, flying for lunch to the nearest island, or just being in the air. That said it is an impressive setup, great job!
Well done! I can see that you put a lot of time into your setup and it shows! This will be my first project when I retire- if I still have any money left after 3 girls in college!!! Again- great job- enjoy!!!!
Beautiful setup man. I like seeing the prices as a reminder I'll never have something like this lol. See you in FS2020 skies :)
never say never
come on man... you don't have to spend 8k all at once... buy a part here and a part there... before you know it you got the same thing
Right!! Damn.
pretty impressive, appreciate breaking it down like that
You did a magnificent job. I’m a pilot and would really consider building a setup like this at home. Thank you for showing it all and the price.
That is a dream setup for me. I just ordered the Honeycomb Alpha and Bravo. Going to start with that an MSFS and see how it goes. I grew up with a pilot dad. I spent lots of time flying with him in planes and especially helicopters. I always wanted to get licensed but life has a way of changing you plans. Most of my kids are now old enough to do there own thing (got twins still at home but not for all that much longer) but I still want to fly again. So Flight sim is my way of learning without spending a ton. I think it will help when I go to take the training. Thanks for the inspiration. One day I expect my system to be that good. Hopefully....
definitely was overcharged for the PC, sick setup though.
I saw the prebuilt and immediately thought the i5 variant couldn’t be more than maybe $1600 and when he said $2400 I almost died
Imagine this with Microsoft Flight
Simulator 2020
This is gonna be insane, but once the VR release, it’s kinda looses all the necessity!
Silviu Tudorescu YEEAH jaja
His baby pc would explode
@@silviutudorescu8114 VR has nothing on the real touch screens or like buttons and knobs.
@@silviutudorescu8114 The problem with VR is that you can't see what you're doing. But if you have virtual hand controls and uses the switches inside the virtual world it might be ok
Love the setup!! I wouldn't know how to hook all this stuff in sync.I'd love to have your setup!! Great job!
Great video! Thanks for sharing :)
You have 1 monitor behind your dash and I have four mini panels (monitors) behind mine. JUST so I could put the yoke shaft where it's between the gauges. Haha, talk about a price difference and major increase in time for the build, and start up and getting everything set for the "nights delights" (each time). If I did it again I would do just the one monitor. I did a 744 back in 2002'ish with Project Magenta software. Did it all for $11k, but without coming close to completing the very pricey overhead. Back then you didn't have many people stupid enough,,, I mean "Driven" to do such a thing. The cards were far from plug and play and you spent months learning epic programming (and by that I mean learning how to copy and paste someone else's code) just to get a switch to work. There was no FSUIPC, LUA scripts or anything. It was 100% epic programming to very unfriendly computers that were barely getting USB drivers working and the only choice in panels was FlightDeckSolutions (insanely costly back then).
Sooooooo gald we live in the age we are in now. So much easier and SOOOOOO much cheaper, yet still not for the faint of heart (and by that I mean wallet).
The Buttkicker was the first real immersion giver I bought. Great to have that for takeoffs and landings. Such a major part of the experience.
I'm doing a C172/C182RG at the moment. It was 7k without monitors. My PC on the other hand I just rebuilt and it alone is another 7k. I will have a video on that in a week or two. My pit will be getting hydraulics in a year or two. Major factor is we're lucky to where it's getting cheaper and less house destructive to do, but the weight that it supports, even for C152 needs to be at least 400lbs. They're only at 250lbs for my price range (2k).
VR however is my number one immersion gem. I'm awaiting my HP Reverb G2 (the first only VR headset that will work with FS20). I still want a pit though so I can lose the mouse and reach out and touch the knobs, pots and controls. I only fire up the screens for company since getting each screen set with Air Manager can be time consuming with my particular setup.
Great Video, was wondering about cost and now I know. Don’t think my computer skills are good enough to get all that working at 1 time. I would probably end up jumping out the window, glade I live in a 1 story house.
Thanks for watching. It definitely requires some reading and patience to get everything working right.
I just recently saw a video here in CZcams a guy said his entire flight school was $7k, same as this build!
You are just amazing! What a mind you have. Thank you for sharing. As a 73 year old that loves flight simulator, my hat is off to you.😊
Splendid description. Very clear and your enthusiasm shone through.
Thank you.
Paul (UK)
Me: Damn, that setup is so CLEAN...
Him: *shows cable management*
So I've been watching for a while, and you are by far one my my fav sim channels out there.
I had a question, why the Cessna? I think it's awesome, and you don't see many full built single engine simulators. And I wanted to maybe know the story behind what first sparked your love for the Cessna, and why you decided to build the sim.
Maybe make a video on it! If you have already, apologies, I haven't watched every video yet.
Thanks for being awesome, and keep it up!
Wow thanks for the kind words and support! That is a good question! Ill definitely add that to my list of videos to make
I was thinking the same. That sim is like half the price of a cheap single engine plane lol (Of course without all the op costs)
@@scottskinner577 id like to know where you can buy a plane for 15k.
@@TJ-bl6lr Im talking Used. Fix er ups. Stripped down. Classic. Etc. If youre not buying New, loaded or high end, easy to find used AC in that price range. Like buying a boat. Just cost more to store and operate
Tim Haibach 150 at our airport for $15k. Annual is current and it’s flying.
That's a very nice set-up. A great presentation with build specs and a casual approach.
Wow, this is really awesome! I think I would actually prefer this multi-screen approach over VR or whatnot, but I guess that all comes down to cost of screens and the additional GPU horsepower to run it all. This just is more immersive than the VR type approach, IMHO. Thanks for sharing all this with us. Very, VERY cool.
Pretty damn impressive man.
Scratch that extremely fucking impressive.
calmest person on earth!
This is AWESOME! Well done, amazing work!
Dude.
This is the most epic setup I've ever seen. I am gobsmacked!
Someone get this man some curved monitors.
They predicted :
2020 , Flying cars
Reality :
2020 Flying planes but virtual ! xD
Just wanted to tell you again what a nice job you did. Thanks.
Thanks for taking the time to record your videos and pass the info onwards.
Well done, it looks great.
Good advice.
I can only afford the 12$ switches part
Great stuff my friend. I love the way it looks and operates. Has anyone asked you yet to travel to builds?
If he will do I be the first customer
Thanks a lot. I appreciate it! I have been asked and still trying to work that out
Really cool. I love the mix of ingenuity, skill, hard work and a perfect final resolution. Nice work and really amazing! I now feel let down flying MSFS with my VR headset...lol... !!
the setup is amazing....you've done a fabulous job. Thanks for sharing the video.....I'm impressed!
bro u lit
Holy moly, sir, I am in awe of your setup! Very impressive! What flight sim(s) do you use?
Probably at the time xplane 11
Thanks for the video. Your setup looks great. It looks really nice when you are flying. Thanks for sharing !!
Love how compact and uncompromising your setup is.
I really don't like riding in planes because I get motion sick but I would love to learn to fly on a simultor and leave it at that.
This is going to sound crazy, but if you get motion sick (as I tend to do), you may want to make sure that you don't get motion sick in a sim before sinking a bunch of cash. I have been in a driving sim that we use for rehab, and I get more motion sick in that than a real car because of the discrepancy between the information presented to your brain from your eyes versus your inner ear. In other words, your eyes tell you you're moving, but your inner ear says you're not. Same with virtual reality rides like they have at Universal Studios.
@@richardtemple1052 Wow. I don't get bothered by first person shooters, but I guess with a 190 display that would be quite different...enough to full you. What gets me sick on the planes are the dips. Like say even in a 747 if we have to circle the airport for 20 minutes that's enough to make me uncomfortable. We landed in Tokyo once and right as we were about to land, I can only guess that we must have had some bad crosswinds or something because the whole airplane shook like a soda bottle. I got sick almost instantly, and by the time I got through the airport and on the next flight, as soon as the seatbelt sign went off I got sick. hahaha There's more to that story also hahaha I'll spare you the details but it's hilarious.
imagine playing on microsoft flight simulator 2020, that would be sick
we won't have to soon.
I learned recently that the MS2020 isnt going to be geared towards hardcore flight simmers like us; you would be able to fly most aircraft with an xbox controller. Been reading a lot of comments lately about this from ppl who've tried it and were depressed afterwards.
@@utley they said they are mainly catering for hardcore fans in their video so dunno why you getting that from
@@utley a developer also said he recommendeds a keyboard and mouse on xbox as its hard to control with the controller
@@utley the only thing negative it said was subscription based
Again do some research a developer said it will not be subscription based the only way it would be linked is that it's on gamepass wait till it comes out then judge it
Wow this is so awesome... you have really done an incredible job with your sim and with these videos... This would have helped me so much when I attempted to build my sim. With FS2020 coming out I'm thinking about giving it another go... I've got all the Saitek panels and yoke and pedals... can't thank you enough for the inspiration and the information. Very detailed.
Dude. Thank you for this. Exceptionally well broken down info, well thouht out and pit together video. Love it!!
Thank you for posting bro. How realist is the flight simulation out of 10?
Besides having to use the mouse sometimes when a button doesn't work right, its pretty realistic. 9/10
Very sorry to say home sim pilot's simulation was so real when he crashed his whole house burned in the wreckage because he did not dump enough fuel before emergency landing, rest in paradise homie your forever flying high now 😂 🇨🇦🍁🇨🇦
but 172 can land with a full tank tho
Just WoW!
Very impressed mate, that's absolutely brilliant work!!
I'm impressed!! Wish you the best in your aviation pursuits.
That Malaysian airlines pilot who did that mystery disappearing act with an airliner had a set up like this.
His skills are unparalleled then since it was the biggest SAR mission in history with countries sending search units equipped with the most modern tech (at the time). The whole SAR mission almost looks like a "show-off" ground for developed countries to show their assets. Sadly the plane was still not found.
When you stole a plane in GTA San Andreas 😂😂😂, look at his face 🤣🤣🤣
Whoa....in other words.....your a complete badass....you can build a simulator set up and fly it....and a pilot for real....I am giving you the bow...you are to worthy
Very impressive setup. I could picture myself spending every free minute of my life trying to keep all these components running. I'd guess the MTBF of the entire system is less than hour. Thanks for the video.