Hand-Eye Coordination Exercise For Pilots

[Bone]

http://members.iinet.net.au/~pontipak/redsquare.html

[stansdds]

I can make it a hair over 10 seconds.

[cheezyflier]

11.47

just so you know, my stepson can do this easily enough to make us all embarrased

here is the world's hardest game: http://www.addictinggames.com/theworldshardestgame.html

[Trans_23]

I made it to over 15 seconds after a few warm ups. :wiggle:

[OBIO]

15.154 seconds

[Trans_23]

11.47

just so you know, my stepson can do this easily enough to make us all embarrased

here is the world's hardest game: http://www.addictinggames.com/theworldshardestgame.html

That game is impossible :isadizzy:

[tigisfat]

That was pretty cool. I kinda ruined the hand-eye coordination part, because the secret I found was to not move much at all. Find a corner, stay there until something comes your way, move to another....so on and on for about 30 seconds.

[Bone]

That was pretty cool. I kinda ruined the hand-eye coordination part, because the secret I found was to not move much at all. Find a corner, stay there until something comes your way, move to another....so on and on for about 30 seconds.

OK, your a stealthy pilot.

[djscoo]

9.8 seconds...:running:


11.47

just so you know, my stepson can do this easily enough to make us all embarrased

here is the world's hardest game: http://www.addictinggames.com/theworldshardestgame.html

http://armorgames.com/play/853/the-unfair-platformer

You have to have have a sense of humor with this game, I've gotten to level 2. (Hint: the traps remain the same so its about trial and error)

[Naismith]

3.5 weeks lol

[Lionheart]

20.7...


There is a system to it at first. Then its 'dodgem'!



Bill

[tigisfat]

OK, your a stealthy pilot.


It's probably pure chance that I found that strategy. According to an old examiner around here, I'm one of those that "flies too much". I prefer to think that I'm only that way when flying aircraft with low wing-loading.

[PRB]

Hmm. I was watching one of those Discovery Channel airplane shows, and one pilot type being interviewed said “people sometimes say “wow, you’re a pilot, you must have good reflexes’”. I say “no, it’s not about reflexes, if you’re reacting to the plane, you’re already behind, you need to stay ahead of the plane, not react to it.” So, with that in mind, I think tigisfat is the best pilot who has yet played that game! :d

(Oh, 4.5 to 11 seconds)

[jmig]

Hmm. I was watching one of those Discovery Channel airplane shows, and one pilot type being interviewed said “people sometimes say “wow, you’re a pilot, you must have good reflexes’”. I say “no, it’s not about reflexes, if you’re reacting to the plane, you’re already behind, you need to stay ahead of the plane, not react to it.” So, with that in mind, I think tigisfat is the best pilot who has yet played that game! :d

(Oh, 4.5 to 11 seconds)

True....but..... :icon_lol:

good reflexes and quick thinking can keep you alive until you become experienced enough to stay ahead of the airplane.

did you know that years ago the USAF considered 500 - 1000 hour pilots to be the most dangerous. Below 500 hours you know you are limited so you tend to pay attention and be cautious. After 1000 hrs, you have enough experience to know what you can and can not do. It is the 500 - 1000 pilot who thinks he is God's gift to aviation.