Harness setup for Glider Sim VR flight instruction
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Alek Jadkowski from Paraglide New England explains how for $80 he created a simple hanging simulator for use with Glider Sim VR edition. Combined with a $300 Oculus Quest 2, this is an extremely affordable, practical simulator that all pilots can use to train their skills at home between IRL flying sessions.
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You guys rock 🎸
Amazing!
You mention "The pulleys are spread so that they mirror the spread of a normal paradlider." Can you tell me what exactly is the distance between the two pulleys? I plan to set up a harness simulator in order to set up (adjust) my harness properly for the best balance.
A intenção..é servir como..algo pra atrair pro esporte..
Please help me - I should constantly push the button to grab brakes. How can I avoid this?
Thank you!
Rubber band?
@@CarlMarvinyes I did it ☺
Is there a way to set up speed bar?
find a ridge.
lol
how can this be called practicing? no feedback on the brakes, no feedback on your ass, unrealistic air to fly trough (no turbulences). This wont make you a better pilot unless maybe before you get your license as you mentioned. More like a fun game than something that makes you a better pilot! Would love to see a sim with motors at the end of the risers and brakes to simulate feedback but i think that would be very hard to simulate correctly. Maybe for acro flying this could be used to learn the timing of things but i dont know if the simulator is advanced enough to show you what happens when you do it wrong.
Yes I’ve tried it and agree at this point. It’s exciting to see development in the space, I really want this to work! But I think there still needs to be lots of focus on the physics in the sim, specifically in how the wing itself is modelled. Currently it’s far too rigid and I can burry the breaks and the wing barely reacts - stall characteristics are way off and responsiveness seems music too slow compared to reality. I’d love to see how this develops