Motion or non-motion cockpit?

[CXCsimulations]

I don't have to get herpes to know that I don't want it.

LOL

HAHA! Now that was funny I actually agree with Mayaman, but damn, that was funny.

Superbike, you should try some of the motion simulators we installed at the LeMay Museum in Tacoma last weekend. You might enjoy them. Granted, they are a bit simplified for the general public, but I think you might like them

 

[superbike81]

I'll be back in Seattle in a couple months, maybe I'll stop by

Thanks for the offer!

 

[Roush_fan_99]

Superbike, It's a must see if you're back in town. I was there june 2nd for the opening, and not only the sims which really blew me a way, I only had time to do the Daytona one, but also the cars in that museum just made my jaw drop. When I came in line in the morning, there was an SL300 behind me (I've never seen one in real life) and I didn't see it the rest of the morning, then I went upstairs and saw this

Then my phone died

Anyway back on topic, I still think having a motion seat is better than sitting in a stationary one, the goal is to keep you level with what's on the screen (unless you're like every other person who used the indy sim and managed to flip the car lol) and get you to react according to what the track does on screen by using a few more senses. It literally adds a whole new dimension whether the pedals move or not. And it's definitely worth a try.

CXC, are your sims permanent up there at the museum?

 

[CXCsimulations]

CXC, are your sims permanent up there at the museum?

Thanks for the kind words. The museum is amazing isn't it?

Yes, the sims are permanent. I think they might even get a few more

 

[Roush_fan_99]

Oh cool, it is definitely amazing