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A l'époque c'est une visualisation à base de FS2004 qui avait été mise en place pour remplacer celle d'origine qui ne marchait plus. Il est à parier que c'est X-Plane qui aurait été utilisé maintenant.
Daniel
Attached link goes to a You Tube video of the restoration project of part of my early career. It's a DC-10 full simulator originally for Coninental Airlines at LAX, delivered in 1977 IIRC.
The couldn't get the original external vision system to work again so rigged up an MSFS9 system run by data fed from the main simulator.
Enjoy
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-DpcvY4aBk>
btw, I believe it cost about £250k new; that at a time when you could by a very nice (UK) house for about £25k, and I had an annual salary of less than £5k... and yes, it does make me feel old!
The couldn't get the original external vision system to work again so rigged up an MSFS9 system run by data fed from the main simulator.
Enjoy
<http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-DpcvY4aBk>
btw, I believe it cost about £250k new; that at a time when you could by a very nice (UK) house for about £25k, and I had an annual salary of less than £5k... and yes, it does make me feel old!
Daniel