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    Full cockpit sim in the Seattle area

    This is opening up later this year. Pricey, but looks like an awesome recreation.

    https://www.skysim360.com/

    I'm guessing from the graphics and the need to integrate with the cockpit systems and controls that it's P3D based. But that's purely a guess.

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    Yeah, pretty expensive allright! $679 for only 4 hours? Sheesh!
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    Quote Originally Posted by n4gix View Post
    Yeah, pretty expensive allright! $679 for only 4 hours? Sheesh!

    679 for FOUR HOURS... thats cheap. I have time in the Delta Airlines B777-200 sim in Atlanta and thats 400.00 an hour.

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    Cheap as chips!
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    I was at the US Air Force Museum at Wright Paterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio last week. They have F-22 full motion sims (360 degree rolls) for $18.00 for 4 minutes, for two people. But you start in the air chasing a bad guy. No startup, take off, etc. Geared more for kids., but it is full motion including 360 degree rolls.

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