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This is the club where I go to.
For the moment they are building a brand new sim: a B737NG cockpit.
Still a lot of work but look at what they have done so far.
The sim is built on a moving platform and will have two yokes and even two jumpseats.
More info here
www.vdbroeck.net
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Can't wait to "fly" it, normally should work this year.
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MD-11,

How does such a sim works? Is it possible to let it work with flight sim 2002 or do you need something else?


Greetz,

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hi Dave, I think that in the former sim they used FS 2002. But if you want to know more you can perhaps contact the "chief pilot" :wink:
support@vdbroeck.net
I just fly the thing and don't know much about the technical aspect. :oops:
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