Project Magenta Next Generation Simulator
Last Updated: Januar 09, 2006

     
The Simulator

Jonathan Richardson, a central part of Project Magenta and a great colleague. The following pages are charting the progress of the new higher specification 737 simulator we are building for product demonstrations.

Autothrottle Test Video 

Pictures of the Finished Simulator

For more information, please contact jonathan@projectmagenta.com


Recent Image From The New PM Simulator
 

 

Introduction

We started the process of building the next generation Project Magenta 737NG simulator in June 2004.  Located in a "studio" type space, the simulator is a type specific 737-700 fixed based flight training device. 

Planning began in June 2004, and since then key elements of the simulator have been in various stages of manufacture. We used a few specialist hardware manufacturers to source and develop the necessary level of fidelity required. 

This section of the website is dedicated to the development, and the process we went through on this particular simulator.

Pictures of Finished Simulator: [>]


1:100 scale model planning mock-ups

Specification & Development history/development

  • Enclosed 737 simulator Cab and instructors Station [>]

  • Display System: 737 Collimated Display x2 Channel.  [>]

  • Overhead Panel [>]

  • Dual Linked 737 Control Wheels/Rudders, with static force loading as per the 737-700 [>]

  • 737 Throttle Quadrant & Avionics [>]

  • Input Devices: MCP, x2 EFIS, x2 CDU, Avionics Panel & Overhead Panel [>]

  • Software: Full GC, MCP, CDU, RCDU, pmSystems, Instructor Station Software & MSFS [>]

  • Furnishings: Main panel, Glare Shield, 737 Mouldings, 737 adjustable seats [>]

  • Primary I/O Interface: Phidgets [>]

  • Computers: x6 [>]

  • Test Videos [>]

  • Finished Simulator [>]

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Our Time Line and Schedule

Project Management [>]  


 


 

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