Tested: Flying the Boeing 737 Flight Simulator
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- Опубліковано 14 сер 2012
- James Price, the 737 Flight Simulator Guy, takes us on a virtual flight through the Bay Area aboard his incredible Boeing 737 simulator. Will is flummoxed by one of the most amazing things he's seen.
- Наука та технологія
This guy and his friends are very talented. Awesome set up.
Yes, X-Plane does have bird strikes! Scares the hell out of ya when it happens too!
16:54 boy i love how the pilot went from commercial airliner pilot to topgun in just a second !
justanotherheadline Boeing airplanes require a 15% flaps to take off. I have the basic controls couldn't get it of the ground was told to use the flaps. Got off the ground every time.
justanotherheadline i want
France Air Flight Sim
for home using !
damn was really looking forward to landing
***** same here
Just go take a tour of the flight simulator at the Delta Museum in Atlanta. For a small fee, you can fly their 737-200 full level D flight simulator, under supervision, with a full 6 degree motion system and wrap around visual.
James Koralewski “small”
@@oppotato5440 $425 tax included
This is really fascinating! As the new tested goes on I'm loving the site more and more!
This simulator is in this guys garage!!! WOW!! How many people can say that have a virtually fully functional 737 sim at their house!!! Passion or obsession? Maybe a little of both? You decide.
Great job James! Beautiful job.
I really respect this man. It really takes dedication and patience...the good thing is he can host people in his garage and charge them for flying this simulator when he gets retired! Well thought bro :D
Delta moved one of it's older 737-200 (Delta no longer flies , owns or uses this older version of the 737) to their flight museum. This full flight simulator has motion and visual and is located in the delta base facilities but it is open to the public. To fly this simulator under supervision, you can either pay a small fee to use it or you can use some of your flying miles. In the same old hangar as the simulator is the retired 767 on display which the employees bought for the airline, I think back in the sixties. There is also a retired 747 on display , outside the museum, for people to tour.
Saeid Yazdani Is there a flightSim 4 home using like this ?
That's simply amazing! Congratulations!
Excellent concept and build - well done..!
I have flown a B737NG simulator at Virtual Aerospace and this is just as good. Good job Jim
This dude is so chill. I bet it's so fun just hanging out, having beer and flying around
I worked on flight simulators since 1971. First for the Navy, then for Eastern Airlines and lastly for Delta Airlines. I just retired from Delta after working there for 15 years. I have built, moved and flown many different flight simulators over the years.
Did ya dump the KX?
Amazing project. Congrats.
"wanna something to drink? but unfortunately here my flight attendants never showed up, i don't know why,,," epic!
hats off to you on building that magnificent sim setup.
I have a 30 dollar Saitek stick! :)
where did you get it that cheap in denmark i can't find anything for less than 190$
Robert Tinsey when is this flight sim 4 consumers?
In our 737 full flight sims, the window heat switches did nothing other then tell the computer that the switch was either turned on or off. Any secondary effects from turning on the window heat switches, would then be handled completely by the computer and routed to those specific secondary systems by the computer for interaction.
Everytime that switch was pushed, a kitten was murdered. How you feel now?? Murderer....LOL
This is lovely. The guy seems real laid back and nice to be around.
Now that's really cool stuff! So much work went into making that simulator..
Absolutely well done!!.
This is of curse the ultimate! No simulator could exceed a cockpit that actually flew! Well done!
That is awesome, thanx for sharing.
This guy rocks. I like that he has a fun side to his passion for this complex hobby.
Great work!!!
This is so cool & the work hour's he put in to building this must be astonishing, good for him :)
So this video was cool, very cool. But then, instead of clicking away right away at the end title screen, I let it run and saw Super Norm, and this video became amazing! Fantastic site, fantastic videos, keep it up!
I am trying to learn how to fly a plane and need this info!BTW I like the background! LOL
nice sir thanks for your good breafing
I wonder how that cockpit looks now a days, you could pay him a visit.
That is so cool!
Starting from 4-5, up to 20 million USD for new ones. Depends on the type(Fixed Wing Piston/Jet or Rotary Wing).
Also, calculate in "some" extra money for running costs(power, maintenance, updates, data/map-packs, operating personnel)
This is the Best. Period
That is an amazing piece of work you have there. Can you give us an idea of what sort of price you would expect to pay for the scrap value of the cockpit? Just the cockpit as you bought it, not including any of the instruments thanks.
Dude this guy needs to get a faa guy over there for certifacation(im almost sure it would pass :D)
If this would pass I would stop flying as a passenger in any plane.
Erm....fsx/xplane are really good flight sims and are as close to the real thing without paying 20,000 dollars
im late af but he was on an angle at takeof lol
$20k??? Try more like $20 million
Flight simulators are not really that difficult to learn. There are mostly four basic systems. Digital inputs to the computer, to notify the computer that some switch or button has been pressed, like pushing a fire test button . Digital outputs from the computer, used to allow the computer to turn on a light to some system like illuminating the red fire test light that you just pushed the button to test.. Analog inputs, like any varying input that the computer needs to monitor for changing position, like throttles or speed brakes. These devices are not just on of off, but can put into many different selections, all which must be continually monitored and updated by the computer. And lastly analog outputs , a varying amount that the computer must continuously keep changing, like a fuel quantity gauge. There are a couple of special other systems like a synchro output card. These are used when the computer needs to continuously update some gauge that rotates 360 degrees. The computer does this by using a synchro output card for smooth 360 degree operation, like driving the heading on your HSI indicator.
:D Awesome, even the trim wheels spin lol.
Well done James, I'm proud of you, Sam .
Outstanding ending!!
Its a dream come true!... I hope these virtual cockpits are available commercially so all can fly the plane like the real one..!
My father did a bunch of the UI and flight navigation for these simulators, I allways go into his office and see these on his pc.
James, you should really put in some fog machines to simulate smoke in the cockpit and that attendant call should have a direct connection to a speaker in your house and then call your wife xD
Anmelder Nicnic I thought the same thing about a smoke machine for simulating cockpit smoke! Nice touch with the attendant call too ahaha
I never saw any full flights with active smoke machines installed. It would easy to do, however. We already have them in our cockpit door simulators where flight attendants learn hot to handle cabin doors and windows in emergency situations.
Sim God!
I'm in awe!
Takeoff on Flaps 2? On an 8000ft runway?
Apparently.
salty is there a flightSim for
home using ?
Weird
great stuff
With passengers, it's usually 5 or 10, and if you have no passengers, then usually 2. Also depends on length on runway.
The newer sims no longer use hydraulics for control loading or motion. All the newer ones use electric control loading and motion systems exclusively.
This is just the best
excellent!
i flew the P-8A poseidon sim in june. sooo amazing
Freakin Amazing!! I Love it!! :-)
Amazing!
Id love to see it now.
This is amazing, I thought I was watching a commercial flight sim. Does James do this for any type of a business? If not he needs to. This puts any sim pit I've considered building to complete shame.
So COOL!
Incredibly cool.
Good man! The no smoking sign isn't on ;) I like that.
this....is......AWESOME
hi jim im impressed, so u have any idea where I can buy the parts so I can start working on building one, or hell ill pay someone to build it for me
Jim great job! I would love to experiance that.
Respect!
Have you tried Simphonics for your simulated sound effects?
BTW - What are you using to update your FMS Nav Database?
Wow, impressed is an understatement, just started lessons on FS9/2004 that I bought yrs ago, dare I ask how much money it cost?
That's pretty cool!
How much did they charge you when you bought the salvage 737 cockpit?
Do you have control loading on any of your controls like stick or throttle?
That was so realistic ,when he pulled up after going under the golden gate bridge . I swear I could feel the G's !
I flew a Boeing 737 simulator when I was 11 years old. I loved it!
Guidemon - holy shit your short, I'm 13 and 5'11
There are more realistic simulators but that is awesome. If you are curious try one of the British Airways machines. The whole thing moves, rocks and reacts like it would in real life. You feel the weather and wind current and the outside looks ridiculously real. It's pretty scary when you get into a nasty storm and you fight for control. You can feel the plane drop even though it's a simulator.
fantastic !!! :D
Amazing!!!!!!!!!
What's this button here, for bombs? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Anibal Garcia get out
This looks sooooooo fun
He seems like a really cool guy
if I were filming, I would probably fall over just by my mind making me thing of the g's
Naw, that probably wouldn't happen in this simulator. But if you get in one with a full motion system, and you might think you feel G's and there have been people who have gotten seasick.
James Koralewski sea sick? You mean airsick
AMAZING,funny as well :)
Amazing though I think it's still missing some switches and bottons in the cockpit
That simulator is so cool
that looks so frecking fun
2012! amazing
I am off for a 737 Simulator experience tomorrow.....Boy! Am I nervous??!! lol
I think... I just... nerd-gasmed.
They heat the windows so they won't shatter on a bird strike.
These guys have such fine minds.
Fantastic i need oneee
Oh man... watching this made me so nervous! Not sure if my heart could handle GiantBomb Flight Club in this cockpit.
I like this
very cool
Amazing 1
Wonder how far this flightdeck has come. The video was uploaded over 6 years ago and Jim's website appears to be no more.
Being rich would let you do this all at once, this guy built this up over the course of 12 years, and still isn't done
I want one if these so bad! 😩
so cool
Oh ya you know.. Maybe also 25 and 13 and 17 and full at 45 and even if your feeling lucky at 7 or even 19 if your REALLY lucky, or 6 and 3 and 14 and 23.
God I Would Love To Flight That Thing! I Wish I Had That Thing If I Did I Would Play That Everyday!
I follow the last question, how much, in time spent and money?
I want to fly it...😍
Unbelievable.
What does the alarm say as he pulls up after the bridge? 1-2?
Where did you get your cockpit? I have been looking but can't find anything
Check the airlines for airplanes that are going obsolete. There should be plenty available when the MD 88 s and MD90's are declared obsolete by the airlines. And that should be soon!
Well done! Why did he go with Xplane?
What does AC AMPS indicate ?
And what do you mean with part of 10% ?
awesome