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11-28-2010, 01:50 AM
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PabloSniper Chair Simulation
Hello everyone, well, I'm creating a chair for lovers of air simulation.
She is currently in beta, but it has pedals, throttle, and other axes and buttons that enable a very high level simulation. and I plan to industrialize this product using a 5 track. The joystick would free the user's choice the photo of the prototype a few days ago  I and my grandfather and teacher helping me in the construction  and here, some videos, if i make using this chair ~S~ Gentlemen's ps: sorry any english mistake, i am braziliam and not speak very well Last edited by =BLW=Pablo; 11-28-2010 at 08:04 AM. 
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11-28-2010, 02:21 AM
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Now, this looks very cool!
For what I can see, it looks like a first prototype, something done more to see the feasibility of the concept ? As a first attempt I can say "very good". Good luck!! Hope to owe one of it one day... Cheers
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11-28-2010, 05:21 AM
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woww dear King, thx for you words my friend
yes mate, is the first prototype, the finish product is one big surprise for all one big ~S~ mate!! 
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11-28-2010, 06:23 PM
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Worked on a cocpit a few years ago, then a move killed what i had of space, and all i have is the drawings....
My system was werry simple, i took apart a MS FF2 and looked at the components, not the triggers and buttons, but the "shake" engines etc. They are actualy fairly simply, can stil not belive they stoped producing them...well back on topic... I just made a copy of the compenents with some heawy duty engines, mounts etc, welded a plate ontop of the console, mountet a racaro racing seat, made a prolonged stick wired it all to a match of the ms FF2 and voila i had a FF seat. The awsome part is that its made to run as a ms FF2, so you plugged it into a usb port, the power was external as the joystick, so you used the FF from the joystick to "bump" around....never got it complete, but i have a dream that i can make anotherone, get it tuned and simply a glass fiber cocpit around it....but well....one day....atleast i have pictures, drawings etc.....one day....one day i sit in my FF cocpit...or XXXXXXXXL FF2 lmao.... LTbear
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11-28-2010, 06:45 PM
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Ok here an announcement:
Yesterday evening, Brazilian time, my telephone ringed. I attended and it was Pablo. We had a long and very productive conversation, and now I'm part of the project. From now on, I'm in charge of the Public Relations and International Contacts of the "Firm". Some few infos about the future development of the project, and to partially answer to Hirt's question: In the future, the prototype (now designated as PS-1000) will be modified and enhanced to develop the full force feedback, and not only this... We mean (in the future with an already well estabilished production capability) to accept orders for "personalized" PS-XXXX "cockpits". This mean that if a customer will desire a cockpit of the PS series to reproduce the cockpit of a North American P-51D Mustang or other aircraft, we'll make it for him. I will be personally in charge for such developments like travelling to museums, airshows and to visit warbirds owners around the world to take pictures of the real thing, measurements, and all what will be needed to make things become truth. Thank you...
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11-28-2010, 06:48 PM
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11-28-2010, 11:22 PM
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is it mates!!
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11-28-2010, 11:31 PM
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Pablo, I am very pleased to read that you are still hard at work on this project.
I have been aware of your efforts for a little while and I am happy to read that you have not let things stand in your way Good luck and I am anxious to see the finished product 
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