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Usarka
13th July 2009, 06:57
For all you plane buffs.
(if it's a repost lick my #@#$! :bleh:)
Note the little buttons at the bottom of the screen to move the camera around...
http://www.gillesvidal.com/blogpano/cockpit1.htm
nodrog
13th July 2009, 07:23
11 cup holders is abit excessive
Usarka
13th July 2009, 07:57
The mammoth manifold pressure gauge on the dashboard is pretty cool tho.....
Pussy
13th July 2009, 08:00
The mammoth manifold pressure gauge on the dashboard is pretty cool tho.....
That's the speedo
Quasievil
13th July 2009, 08:03
thats cool, whats that little button on the left of the red knob for tho, cant figure that one out ?
Pussy
13th July 2009, 08:12
thats cool, whats that little button on the left of the red knob for tho, cant figure that one out ?
That's for the CD stacker
Swoop
13th July 2009, 08:31
Interesting to seey the seats are not made by Martin Baker...
With the amount of Airbus manufactured aircraft falling out of the sky, an A-380 might be able to take advantage of M.B. seats.
How come when I look straight down I can't see my feet?
EDIT: Any suggestions on what use the small room at the rear right is for? Toilet? Bunks?
Mully
13th July 2009, 08:50
That's the speedo
Nah, boost gauge - they've got blow-off valves too have you not heard them taking off?
Rooooooar - pshhhh
Swoop
13th July 2009, 10:00
Rooooooar - pshhhh
Sounds more like one crashing...
Finn
13th July 2009, 10:04
11 cup holders is abit excessive
But no iPod jack. Go figure.
oldrider
13th July 2009, 10:48
Cool, similar to the cockpit on my Tiger! :niceone:
Hitcher
13th July 2009, 12:53
I've seen Goldwings with more instrumentation.
Pussy
13th July 2009, 12:55
I've seen Goldwings with more instrumentation.
Fergie 28 tractors have more instrumentation than the machine I fly....
Supermac Jr
13th July 2009, 13:04
thats cool, whats that little button on the left of the red knob for tho?
Shoot em (aka FIRE!!)
mynameis
13th July 2009, 13:13
Nothing like the old bike cockpit aye :lol:
mynameis
13th July 2009, 13:15
But no iPod jack. Go figure.
No extra pillow on seats either :lol: You think you could see Finn? :laugh:
davebullet
13th July 2009, 21:42
I like the picure of the craft taken from the camera mounted in the tail. That way the pilots can tell if they lose say a wing by just looking at a screen.
I don't think this is a real cockpit for two reasons:
1. It is a trainer / simulator cockpit since it has dual controls (for an instructor)
2. They forgot to put the clutch pedal in (only has accelerator and brake).
Pussy
13th July 2009, 21:44
2. They forgot to put the clutch pedal in (only has accelerator and brake).
Dave.... pay attention! It's a bloody automatic! Sheesh!!
mowgli
13th July 2009, 21:59
The Copilot's head rest is faded already! I hope the wings weren't made by the same company. And what's with the sun shade? So clear you could even use it at night :P
Big Dave
14th July 2009, 01:22
whoda thunk it.
Gremlin
14th July 2009, 02:07
2. They forgot to put the clutch pedal in (only has accelerator and brake).
naw man... too many tried to chuck it into R for racing... its a slushbox only now :sunny:
Swoop
14th July 2009, 08:50
whoda thunk it.
This is an even scarier thing. Airbus has all of the manuals stored electronically...
Superb, when there is a power failure aboard.
It would be even worse if it ran on Windows...
jonbuoy
14th July 2009, 09:36
This is an even scarier thing. Airbus has all of the manuals stored electronically...
Superb, when there is a power failure aboard.
It would be even worse if it ran on Windows...
Well I guess the batteries only have last a few minutes :shit:
Hitcher
14th July 2009, 10:20
Here's what Wingnuts do in their gargres:
http://www.davesgoldwing.com/cockpit5.jpg
http://zamzow.net/mpc/docs/images/Goldwing%20Dash.jpg
http://www.davedragon.org/Photos/Trips/Ride-About-2005/Dave-Home/images/CIMG2186.jpg
davebullet
14th July 2009, 10:26
This is an even scarier thing. Airbus has all of the manuals stored electronically...
Superb, when there is a power failure aboard.
It would be even worse if it ran on Windows...
It does. Windows AE (Aeroplane Edition). Apparently the only other feature they needed to add to the shutdown menu was:
1. Log off
2. Restart
3. Shutdown
4. Panic
Cool it's like two F-22s cockpit stuck side by side.
Edit: Actually I'll take that back. F-22's cockpit is way cooler
Finn
14th July 2009, 10:36
Cool it's like two F-22s cockpit stuck side by side.
Edit: Actually I'll take that back. F-22's cockpit is way cooler
And given the recent problems with Airbus, I'm sure the pilots would like to have an ejector seat, just like the F-22.
Swoop
14th July 2009, 10:59
Edit: Actually I'll take that back. F-22's cockpit is way cooler
The helmet, though... A million (US) dollars per helmet! Geeze.:shit:
Edit: Oops, I've fucked up! NOT the F-22 but it is the F-35 helmet! No head-up-display in the F-35 so it's all in the lid.
The helmet, though... A million (US) dollars per helmet! Geeze.:shit:
Crikey!
Speaking of cockpits, between the old and new (F117 and F-35), the F-117's cockpit is so Intel 486 in comparison.
Swoop
14th July 2009, 11:09
the F-117's cockpit is so Intel 486 in comparison.
It has a digital speedo, engine AND air temperature gauge, and a fuel gauge. What else do I need?
Clockwork
14th July 2009, 11:49
What seems odd to me is that presumably after spending several years as a co-pilot and mastering flying the beast right-handed, you'ld get promoted to Captain and then have to learn how to fly the thing left-handed!
Shaun P
14th July 2009, 13:50
What seems odd to me is that presumably after spending several years as a co-pilot and mastering flying the beast right-handed, you'ld get promoted to Captain and then have to learn how to fly the thing left-handed!
ah they dont actually use those much and when they do its not exactly difficult
Warr
14th July 2009, 14:19
I couldnt see a cigi lighter hole ... How would you charge your cell phone on a long flight ?
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