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    Cessna C-172 Assistance.

    Hello everyone,

    Me and my friend have decided to utilize an empty room by turning it into a C-172 simulator. Here are a few requirements we have decided on:

    • Dual Control
    • Fully Enclosed (to an extent)
    • No projectors (personal preference)
    • Just generally as realistic as possible from the interior.


    Does anyone have any tips? How should we go about constructing the frame of the aircraft?

    Thank you,

    JuicyJeff

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    Re: Cessna C-172 Assistance.

    Hi,
    Not really like a C172 shell but ideas.
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    Les

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    Re: Cessna C-172 Assistance.

    http://www.ontheglideslope.net/

    Fixed it.

    Not sure how the aviation scene looks in the land down under, but in the US (and quite a few other countries) something as common as a 172 is fairly cheap and easy to come by...there was a guy selling an entire 172 airframe, sans engine, for $2k on ebay just a week or so ago.

    I end up getting interested in fancy or oddball planes that are hard to come by (Learjets, Tucanos, Sabreliners...the one-and-only XB-70....) but if I were going to build a 172 sim, I wouldn't even consider fabricating the frame myself. There are too many scrapped/neglected REAL airframes hanging around that I could start with. Give it a thought!

    Matt

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    Re: Cessna C-172 Assistance.

    Thanks Matt,
    Trouble down here is that we don't seem to right them off. Probably not to many private plane ownerships here.
    Les