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The untested prototype ran continuously for 3 full exhibition days for public try outs, it was quite a feat.
The public display booth at the Spinnovex exhibition.
The simulator was a real crowd magnet and is a favourite among the visitors.
The simulator is able to accommodate children and adults, thanks to it's adjustable seating and steering mount.
A view of the dual CPU setup (one for the game and other for processing) with the custom LED fan cooler.
The pneumatic 5/3 middle closed valve assembly in my custom-made aluminum and steel mounts.
The front simulator controls with the pneumatic adjustable steering column as shown.
A better view of the dual CPU setup at the rear of the simulator
The simulator in the fabrication stage, the super structure consists mostly of welded square and tubular mild steel tubes, which
A macro of the simulator side, showing the sponsors
The simulator promotional brochure.
The schematic engineering drawings of the simulator