San Francisco Sunset Landing - 737 Cockpit Flight (Home Simulator)

A beautiful sunset greets us on a clear San Francisco evening as we shoot the ILS to runway 28R at SFO. Special thanks to F/O James Rowson for the shoddy camera work as I manually fly the airplane!

FS2004, wideFS, and Project Magenta networked over 6 PCs, with three projectors warped over a 24' curved screen providing the visuals. Hardware components are from Flight Deck Solutions, CPFlight, Poldragonet, SISMO, and ACE. The seats are out of a real UPS 727-100QPF. Yes, I know the yokes aren't linked and there are visible projector seams on the screen. Linked yokes are enroute and the new visual system is almost completed.

Enjoy!

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• sfo
• ksfo
• san
• francisco
• landing
• 28R
• home
• cockpit
• Boeing
• 737
• Project
• Magenta
• Flight
• Simulator
• FS2004

[reedyspeedy12]

how much did this cost?

[ckrailvideo]

@reedyspeedy12 Just a touch over $100k, so far.

[xXfutureflyaXx]

thats so cool that you have this in your house!!!

[marksapollo]

Every time I see your setup I can't believe you've built it in your house!! It's sooooooooo impressive.

[AngelofDeath595]

cool vidoe mate how long did it take to build that??

[GhostAholics]

In fact, why don't you put camera guy in the co-pilot seat? :D

[GhostAholics]

Camera guy is too close on this one...

[simking01]

Even at 100K its still cheaper than a REAL 737 and you don't die if you crash

My question is how the heck do you sync all the computers to run on the same page..

[cercevik]

I'm almost crying why I have not  :-(

[bodyboystance2]

@ckrailvideo you must be rich!

[kestixmac]

What will you do if Microsoft Flight is coming?

[altstiff]

Awesome rig there! FS9 as the base sim? It looks great....