Low Cost Motion Simulators For PC Games!!!!

[Mark Barry]

Hello,

We recently started manufacturing low-cost hi-fidelity 3 DOF motion
platforms that are compatible with many PC flight simulators. We are
able to extract the telemetry data (pitch, roll, heave, g-forces, etc)
from the games to program our motion simulators. That means our
customers do not have to write any software -- just place your cockpit
on top of our simulators and you're ready to go! Here are some of the
PC games we work with:

Microsoft Flight/Combat Simulator (all versions)
X-Plane
F-18 Hornet
Xtreme Air Racing
Aces High
(and more)

If you're interested in finding out more about our motion simulators,
please visit our website and you can download the video clips.

Regards,
Mark Barry
InMotion Simulation
http://www.inmotionsimulation.com

[Kevin Darling]

(Mark Barry) wrote in message >...
> We recently started manufacturing low-cost hi-fidelity 3 DOF motion
> platforms that are compatible with many PC flight simulators.
> [...]
> http://www.inmotionsimulation.com

Looks very cool! Please define "low cost" for us, though.

Thanks!
Kevin

[Helge H. Forstner]

Hello,

>Looks very cool! Please define "low cost" for us, though.

They say:

> Each of our motion platforms are custom made with most systems costing between $10,000 to $20,000 USD.




with regards

H.H.Forstner

[Dashi]

"Helge H. Forstner" > wrote in message
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> Hello,
>
>>Looks very cool! Please define "low cost" for us, though.
>
> They say:
>
>> Each of our motion platforms are custom made with most systems costing
>> between $10,000 to $20,000 USD.

That's pretty "low cost", think I'll get two or three of them.



Dashi


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>
>
>
> with regards
>
> H.H.Forstner

[Helge H. Forstner]

Hi,

>>> between $10,000 to $20,000 USD.
>
>That's pretty "low cost", think I'll get two or three of them.

Well, compared to a CAE-Sim it is cheap. :-))

How about buying one and renting it to others on an hourly basis?



with regards

H.H.Forstner

[Dashi]

"Helge H. Forstner" > wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
>>>> between $10,000 to $20,000 USD.
>>
>>That's pretty "low cost", think I'll get two or three of them.
>
> Well, compared to a CAE-Sim it is cheap. :-))
>
> How about buying one and renting it to others on an hourly basis?



That would be great if I knew of anyone that would pay to use it. :)



Dashi


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>
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> with regards
>
> H.H.Forstner