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  1. 02-28-2010, 03:19 PM #1
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    737 cockpit

    Latest pics of the pit starting to look the part!

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    Re: 737 cockpit

    Thats looking great Clive. I wanna know more about the visuals, they look pretty good from here, I think i remember Sean Nixon (correct me if im wrong) mentioning your width was restricted so can you elaborate on your solutions.

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    Re: 737 cockpit

    Hi Steve

    you are correct Sean gave me very good advice on setting up the projectors. We ended up placing the projector for the right hand split on the garage ceiling well back in the left hand corner when facing the screen and the vice versa for the left split. The screen is 8' wide at the front then curves close to the windows with 10' either side of the 8' front screen.

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    Re: 737 cockpit

    So with your back to the projectors the left one beams the right image and vise versa. You are using sol7 yes?
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    Re: 737 cockpit

    Thats right steve Sol7 and exactly as you describe!
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