A week or so ago I shot an updated video tour of the Basement Sim as the original was getting dated. This should be a nice compliment to the forthcoming guide, and I hope it’s of use. (And I’ve cross-posted this in the forums as well).
10 responses to “Updated Basement Sim Video Tour”
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I think you’re radio stack is really cool. I looked up the going price and my jaw immediately dropped. I’m new to the world of flight simulation and wanted to know what radio instruments are a fair price for someone just starting. Thanks
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Check out Saitek radio panels. Not just like the real thing, but work great and can often be had for $150.
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[…] more, I found YouTube videos [ like this one ] of home-built cockpits and flight simulation rigs people are building in their own homes. […]
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Saw your note regarding Saitek panels. My radio panel stopped working when I upgraded to P3Dv4. Tech folks tried to help but no joy. They say a plugin might be available down the road but no idea when. So for now mine just sits on top of my yoke doing nothing.
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Interesting setup. I am wondering tho. How would this work if you decided to fly an F-18? Or a 747? Just curious you understand. I will admit tho I am a Lic Pilot and have flown many miles with the Cessna mostly the 182. My first PIC flight was in a 150. Looking at your sim I see that you have done a decent job. A friend directed me to this site and so far I have found it informative. I Look forward to reading more here
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Thanks. If I want to fly non-GA I use VR …
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