True Immersion - Fully Enclosed Flight Simulation (Virtual Fly Trip #4)
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- Ever wanted to immerse yourself completely into a simulator? I get to do exactly that.
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Trip Video #1 (Intro): • The Best Flight Simula...
Trip Video #2 (MONO+SOLO): • 737 into Innsbruck - F...
Trip Video #3 (OVO+DUO w/ Jeff Favignano): • Emergency Landings w/ ...
Trip Video #4 (OVO-04): • True Immersion - Fully...
Trip Video #5 (C182T IRL Flight): • The Real Deal - Cessna...
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I was expecting the whole inside to be covered with screens, that would've been awesome
They could have atleast used a vr it would be cheaper and possibly better depending on what screens
Projector would be cool like an imax theater
@@harrymeanwell1462 yeh
Yeah the interior is disappointing 🤣😆LOL all that for 3 24" screens, total fail.
@@josh_taylor1034 VR is a bad idea because you want those buttons and levers to be physical. And you need naked eyes to see them.
Why, oh why would you go to all that expense and kit it our with what looks like three 24" monitors? (Shakes head)
Looks nice, only a little cheap on the screens..
Yeah.
Also they could use X-Plane instead of P3D and make it look graphically better, or at least download some graphics addon for P3D
Sasino _ yeah
Yeah. I'd have 360 degrees of monitors for a better feeling. Or just integrate VR headsets and then it doesn't matter on the interior.
yeah, that really kills it for me. should be a large non-bezzle setup
I was thinking the same thing, spend all that time and money building that simulator and then you are going to cheap out on the screens? Makes no sense.
There are the runway coord's for MFS2020: 44°40'25.7"S 167°55'29.2"E
I have this little dream of arcade halls being revived, but with VR and frameworks like this for the games.
I would support that Dream.
Captain Failure I too share a similar dream.
in Amsterdam a few have opened over the past few years. They are having some good business right now.
Orlando, LA, Myrtle Beach...this would DEFINITELY work
That would be great. Also, dope pfp
True Immersion For A Fraction Of The Cost : DCS and a decent set of VR gear.
Looks the part but the 3 screens looks like shit
think that is because there is another screen in front of them and the angle.
Azivegu the maker should strip the screens of the black lines , and leave only a small margin, it's just insane the amount of work and them you have 3 lousy screens, at least put 3 curve ones for max immersion, and also the fact that it was no windows just kills me , FYY also need a plane chair not a racer one .
if you were to get rid of the bezel (that is the black edge around the screen) the panel would just fall off. And if you managed to make it stay, you would have massive light bleeding issues then.
ZONAVELHA it's the Cam's angle guys chill everything is fineeeee. .
exactly what i was thinking. like do you buy the machine and put your own monitors in it? id be pissed if i bought this and it came with those ugly ass screens
if your wondering - The OVO-04 is listed for pre-order in the UK at Firebox for £35,995
i'll have 2
I used a motion sim once in a GA airport and it is just amazing. It's a weird experience I will say, because you feel like you are in a plane and you are flying.
The one is used was similar to the mono+duo but was made by a different company.
14:11 i'm thinking 3 curved ultrawide (LG 38" Ultrawide - 38UC99-W) monitors would do the trick better than 5x 16:9 because of bezels
personally I like my setup of 1x 38" ultra-wide and 2x 27" 16:9. They all have the same vertical height but doesn't feel super overwhelming (I have tried 3x ultra-wide, it felt a bit claustrophobic). But the amount of screen real estate is just so much xD (And I havent mentioned my 18" old school square dell monitor that I have on top that has diagnostics constantly running)
Can I come over to your house?
VR gear
Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020: Hold my beer!
Was literally about to comment about how with better screens and the new Flight sim 2020 it would basically flying a real plane
A full motion egg!
more people need to see and like this comment it made my day
Just a curiosity, ovo means egg in portuguese, so that was the first thing I thought
ovo means egg on some places, so...
@@franciscoioimperadordaaust824 In Italian it's almost the same, in fact I thought of an egg too when I saw the design and read the name
The one I’ve been waiting for YAY
(And you did it in New Zealand where I live)
I wish he could show us more of flying (he doesn’t have even need to be talking when he does it)
It looks AMAZING but it makes you feel the rumble of the engines and all the good stuff.
Truly amazing that FS2020 almost gives you this without a motion base.
bet that thing cost more than my damn house
ng jason probably
quick search says $57,500 (50k euro)
ng jason Cuz you live in a box
ng jason I
ng jason it cannot be more expensive than a Cessna 172, so at most as much as a house.
The mystery of the tic tac UFO has been SOLVED! 🛸
Thanks for the ride along! I agree, even though this sim lacks the two side screens, it's plus would have to be the immersion aspect. Loved the video, as always. Keep up the great works! :)
These personal pod simulators have been around for decades. Literally , In the 90's in NY i use to attend the annual Tech convention at the Javits center. It was the East coast equivalent to NAB. Showcasing everything in tech computers animation software and hardware. And of course things fringe tech. So every year came such simulators from Japan and South Korea. And several of the designs remained true since, including this one. The immersion is indeed impressive. Far better than any moving chair. only problem most would take up the fullness of ones garage. or at least a room in ones house. still. its great to see some of those companies still at it.
The grafic quality of the sim itself does not justifie the investment.
Def agree.
Hey Sqrl!
Can you tell me how the machine reacts if you crash it?
It kills you
Ahahah !
Squirrel Oh yeah, because i remembered that when Jeff crashed during a emergency landing. I his sadly dead now... Miss you Jeff ;)
Perfect Response.
Someone said KILJU? WE NEED MORE KILJU! Quickly back to my summer car!
Looks great for flight schools.
So far I've seen Jeff favignano fly in it. Airforce proud 95. And now squirrel
This seems to be very expensive to have private, but then you would need to worry about the cost of powering it.
Nice as always, thanks Squirrel for taking your time for recording this.
Mesmerizing, need a few for the home boys. XD
You could buy a small plane for the same money. And even save a couple thousand for lessons.
BUT it's really cool, and I'm jealous.
Mike I have epilepsy and wouldn’t be able to ever fly, this would be amazing if I could ever afford it
Much harder to die, though LOL.
Stay blessed
This is simply an amazing concept. Beautiful , compact, superbly designed,. Lots and lots of brain behind such an innovating concept.
Not sure about the price but certainly not cheap. I think that the immersion must be absolute. Wish you plenty of success. Truly wonderful.
a tip for the future - there's a lot of runway there for a C172. For a smoother landing, reduce power a few feet above the runway and gently flair. Imagine you're trying to hold off from landing for as long as possible. This should work for all flap settings too.
Really. All that and it doesn't have a wrap around curved screen, lame.
This is nice but in it's infancy. C'mon guys, we need a single wrap around screen! I know it is hard to create, but we will have it in 10 years, why not be the first? Well done!
Is there not a way to mount a screen on the door? So when it opens up, the screen just moves with it?
Im lovin this enclosed simulator, but as I'm only learning about flying, cud you or somebody please tell me what is the 'strobe light' and what does it do and do you need one in ALL planes ? Please
Milford Sound! One of the best place here in NZ!
Apart from the damned sandflies. But the scenery is great.
I've tried one of them, for a Squirrel helicopter (no jokes on the name) which is in the RAF base near me as its the earliest training that all RAF helicopter pilots do and it was massive.
Can it go inverted?
The concept is fun, but they should have designed if for interchangeable cockpits. Why would one want to spend all their time flying a Cessna?
Because it is a training aircraft and basic to fly. You have to remember that these are for people learning to fly.
Christopher Leven i can ONLY DREAM of flying a Cessna ALL THE TIME! !!!!!!
Keren Chadwick Flying a Cessna is REALLY boring in a flight sim
Same here Keren. I got back from the airport a couple of hours ago. The next time I can afford to fly is two or three weeks away. Flew over the house and my wife waved at me.
I would have preferred a Boeing 737-800.
Since it is unlikely that I would fly either a Cessna or the Boeing, I select the one I have spent most time in.
My GF once gave me a flying lesson in a Piper which I both started and landed myself. Contrary to what pilots tell, MS-FS DO give you something...and certain things was actually easier IRL- unlike the flightsim, you can feel the 'pillow' of air under the plane when you flare out - pretending not necessary.
It was a perfect experience - but I can live without repeating it.
So RL flying is reduced to traveling - consequently primarily as a passenger in a Boeing 737-800 - and A320 once and a while .
OMG SQUIRREL your flying in my home country, such amazing flying in real life. Nz has amazing scenery
I wonder if Jeff knew you were filming him lol. Super cool simulator. Id love to take a spin in that thing.
Its affordable when you think about it. 57-60k and you got yourself a man toy for life. Im really considering one.
That reminds me of an F/A-18 simulator I tried when I went to the USS Intrepid museum in New York... I almost puked my guts up when I got out because I was throwing it about so much!
i like the video had to look twice when the women flashed nice touch sqrl
Just seen your picture on ETS 2 Squirrel, Had to use it keep up the great work 👍
That looks amazing, having flown IRL yourself, would be interesting to hear your opinion on how close your experiences at Virtual Fly is to the real thing. I've been in RAF Waddington's sim, but that must have been nearly 25 years ago now, I remember it being pretty cool when I was 12 to 14 I think.
Also a bit editing advice, as you come to park up, there's a short cross fade, would've been better with a straight cut, as you're just changing angles and not showing any passing of time or change of location.
If they have one big enough for two people, can you join the "virtual" Mile High Club?
As Mork from Ork would say to the egg, "Fly be free"!! LOL
I'm curious why you seemed to be using the backup instruments to fly the plane instead of the PFD?
This would be awesome with MS Flight Sim 2020!
Are they for sale? Lol loving the quality of these, commentary introductions are of a higher standard and execution than TV
Yes: www.virtual-fly.com/en/shop
It's interesting for sure. Only drawback is that real airplanes have a 90 degree view on both sides. When you fly traffic pattern, you generally start setting yourself up for an approach on downwing leg and adjacent to the end of the runway. It would be better if there were monitors at 90 degrees and entry was made from the rear maybe. ??
This would've looked better with a projection screen wrapped around to the sides, they could've hidden the projectors in the molding easily. I saw a guy do his homemade simulator with a screen and 3 projectors, but not having the windows( screens) on the left and right seems weird since ya look outside to check your wing. and it would've been nicer has a 2 seater to be more authentic.
I would like to see this kind of set up in Canada I would spend money doing virtual flying this is what i got but no motion .
It's CE certified, that's for sure 😂
You sound almost like Techmoan.
keep up the great work paul as always
There's still nothing that compares to "feeling" the plane while flying. Cool vid though
The next time you do this crash the plane and see what it feels like
that would kill him dude
I will try it if I have one🤣😂😂
Whole thing explodes
Right into a building.....
Niko Davis probably he'll come out flying of the egg simulator.
id love one of these two seater great video mate
great vid
If only it had Full movement... Imagine going vertical or upside down.. With a seatbelt of coarse.
Just go to London's Science Museum and that's exactly what you can do. Barrel rolls, loops (the whole cockpit turns with you), you name it.
full movement simulators are usually a million or more 50k for that is more than a fair price the commercial training simulators for 737 and 747 is 10 millions USD 50k is a good price for something like this that is an awesome tool for training or for flight schools
@@tennisfan1668 I was about to say that, it's wicked, really realistic
might work with a vr headset, and think my wife would real sad if i got this , i would enter it and be forever gone
Great! You could put a 1/2 water glass fixed in side console to show the cockpit moviments to us.
Love your vids paul you're amazing 😉
What I am using since about ten years now is TRACK IR system it is great one screen only
First of all excellent presentation!!!!
But can it run Crysis?
What happens if you crash the plane?
GORDY It resets
Yay favourite RUclipsr and my home country and near my home town too in the same video what can make this better
Sorry, but Edward Link was the inventor of the first true immersion simulator over 75 yrs ago. His Link Trainer trained pilots for WW2, but it had been around for a few yrs before that training Air Mail pilots in the US. Google Link Trainer.
Just seen your pic on ETS 2 squirrel, I had to use it on a new profile, do you have a gaming FB page? Keep up the good work 👍
VR is already much better and much cheaper, and improving rapidly. Xplane 11.2 is amazing and puts you into the cockpit and you have 360 degree view, horizantal and vertical.. you can look down and see your shadow on the ground, see the traffic on the airport, have a tug give you a pushback, fly approaches in a 737, 747, helicopter, and do many more amazing things. VR give you the sensation of motion, and the roller coasters will demonstrate that as will jumping off a mountain with a wingsuit.
Can you use Addon aircraft like A2A C172/182 and the like? Or is it just the not very good default? Is there a fixed price, or is there options? I don't want to call the people just to get a price. I'd rather have one around here so I can go fly in it.
They should make such a simulator but in a real plane with all the windows tv screens and full motion😍
The gaps in the screens are huge! 👍🏼
Your videos are so good and informative. Thank you very much for taking the time...
How well do this thing simulates crashing in to a mountain???
First :)! Love your vids Paul! Keep up the great work!
When you're in a bank, does your ass feel like it's sliding one way or the other? 30+ deg 1g turn feel like you're sliding off?
Brilliant! Is it just me, im sure i saw Squirrel reaching for the bottom part of a wheel a couple of times, as if he was on ETS2 ... I could be wrong but i kinda chuckled, its something i would of done
I had an idea to float the sim on water, such as child's paddling pool. Would make it easier to move and give a more floating sensation.
My sim at work had originally a x/y axis motion driven by linear hospital bed motors, Arduino from FSX.
Once i fitted front and side screen and block out external ques, i found i didn't need the motion.
In real aircraft, balanced flight there's very little movement unless extreme manoeuvres are done.
In fact just moving the seat on springs would be more realistic.
And of course can't replicate G.
Really loved this video with our "egg" :)
Why would you put in second notch of flaps 10 secs from landing... seriously?
Imagine them in 5-10 years from now using a single wrapped wide screen
I wish they had a similar like this for American Truck Simulator
Dorian McKoy They do, check out some of SCS videos or blogs, there's an actual truck that's been converted and moves around with hydraulics.
Mark Morris ok thanks
You should get one of these
I don't think Mrs. Squirrel will agree somehow, lol.
I have been meaning to ask you. Do you know who the lady in the still picture is at 23:32? Looks like it was taken in New York in the late 40's or early 50's. Curious that it just pops up there.
My family brought me a PS4 for my birthday.
Now I know what I want for Christmas.
Imagine this now running FS 2020! Bet you want to go back and try this
This is a common misconception with low-end, motion simulators (and believe me, as a professional aviator with over 30 years and 12,000 hours in everything from Gliders and Helicopters to Jets - I've flown in just about every simulator platform there is.) In an aircraft in a coordinated turn, there is no sensation of "rolling". Instead, the lateral "rolling" of a simulator is used (should be used) to replicate the feel of "yaw" in an actual aircraft. Likewise, in real, full-motion, LEVEL C & D simulators, the "pitching" motion of the simulator is used to replicate the feel of acceleration and deceleration. Watch a video of such a simulator in operation during an actual training flight and you'll observe what I'm trying to explain.
High -end simulators cannot accurately simulate G. That is why they are not cleared to 'assess' pilot performance in unusual attitude simulations.
Ovo means egg in Portuguese... Love this playlist
shouldvt left the gopro on a gimbal somewhere for us to see.. It would indicate the movement of the cabin
I would suggest to paint the area behind the screen to sky blue.
try vr lol when you can lean left or right and expand the view out of each window is just mind boggling :) all you need is the movable chair :)
Am sure that the 2.0 model will come with interchangeable panel. But, for being a Training/Fun FTD I think it will do. Any device where you can inject motion I think is a major step forward too. Also, think how much it will save a pilot in IFR Training too. Now, the price, it probably will be kept out of the hands of most. I'll have to save my pennies for this one. But, great step forward to the team.
squirrel, one product, KW-908 :)
not sure if it works with P3D and FSX (I think it does). but in DCS and with most racing sims (including ETS/ATS) it just makes every chair awesome.. give it a quick search :)
(I have no interest in it, other then I bought one and I love it!)
Wait until the VR support for MS2020 is out and you have an immersion on a completely different level for a small fraction of the costs, even if your seat is not moving.
Maybe use a checklist next time as that would add to the immersion,
Yeah, and a 200K USD student pilot debt.
My brain is screaming "keep the hand on the throttle!!" lol.
why?
Nice choice ... Milford sound !! Not easy, and some times with landing on 29 :)
I know this place, amazing of beauty :)
House is on fire. "I wonder what Jenny is making for dinner..."
fukken lost it
*The seat is worth more than my house*
Where is the earth curve indicator. The instrument that would tell me how much to nose down to follow the shape of what I’m flying over. Over a normal 500 miles flight there would be about 167,000 ft of elevation change Surely I would need to adjust