20-11-2006, 03:04 AM
Hi, my name is Sam and I'm with Exploration Works (an innovative, hands-on museum of science and culture, opening in the summer of 2007, located in
Montana).
One of our opening exhibits is going to be a Hang Glider Simulator. A person actually gets to hang in a harness and shift their weight to control the
glider. This is hooked up to Microsoft Flight Simulator. This allows the participant to experience what hang gliding is like.
We have made a couple of prototypes and set them up at some fundraisers for the museum, and people seem to really enjoy it. However, the Flight Sim hang glider that we have been using in the prototypes is not very realistic in the handling aspects. I have searched and search for another that might be more suited for use with the simulator, but I have yet to find one. This is why I’m writing to you today. I’m looking for a hang glider for Microsoft Flight Simulator that can handle realistically and look good at the same time. Is there one out there? If not, dose anyone know of someone ells that I may contact?
Sincerely,
Sam Thompson
Exploration Works
http://www.explorationworks.org/
Post Edited ( 11-20-06 03:05 )
Montana).
One of our opening exhibits is going to be a Hang Glider Simulator. A person actually gets to hang in a harness and shift their weight to control the
glider. This is hooked up to Microsoft Flight Simulator. This allows the participant to experience what hang gliding is like.
We have made a couple of prototypes and set them up at some fundraisers for the museum, and people seem to really enjoy it. However, the Flight Sim hang glider that we have been using in the prototypes is not very realistic in the handling aspects. I have searched and search for another that might be more suited for use with the simulator, but I have yet to find one. This is why I’m writing to you today. I’m looking for a hang glider for Microsoft Flight Simulator that can handle realistically and look good at the same time. Is there one out there? If not, dose anyone know of someone ells that I may contact?
Sincerely,
Sam Thompson
Exploration Works
http://www.explorationworks.org/
Post Edited ( 11-20-06 03:05 )