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  1. 04-05-2009, 07:44 PM #1
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    Simulator Video

    This is a rather long video demonstrating the Air Attack training simulator I've been working on. When you get a few aircraft up over a fire dropping retardant it starts to get very realistic. I really need to get some footage when we have a Tanker flying online with this Birddog, only problem is I'm usually the one flying the Tanker...


    AAO training simulator from Shawn Lund on Vimeo.
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  3. 04-05-2009, 10:21 PM #2
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    Excellent immersion. Well done!
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    Very nice job!
    Are you building this for Conair or Air Spray?
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    This is going to be used by the BC Forest Service. The Air Attack officer in the birddog aircraft is a BCFS employee. So were not actually training pilots, although a new birddog pilot might see some benefit from a few hours in the simulator.
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    Hey Shawn !

    Very nice done !

    What kind of aircraft is your sim simulating?
    In first sight it looks like an Aero Commander....

    What`s the name of the second song in your video?

    I hope your sim helps new pilots in training and a lot of damn forrest fires
    get blown out

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    Thanks George, the sim is loosely based on the TC690 Turbo Commander. When I say loosely I mean we took a few measurments from the real aircraft and then tried to stay within a few inches We've been using a simulator for training new AAO's for a few years now so the benefits of sim training are well know to us. Having our own is just going to allow us to benefit from it on a more consistent basis. The second song is Poker Face by Lady Gaga.
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    Thanks Shawn for the quick reply!

    I`m currently bulding a 737NG sim and as i saw your video i`m

    really thinking about building a small 2 engine prop sim just
    for fun flying

    I like your easy setup in the little shell and how you`ve done it!

    I wish you and your mates all time happy flying and landings

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    Brings back memories when I use to do air patrols for the Kootenay Lake Forest District - "Patrol Seven North" in a Cessna 337.
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