csanfilippo9
Well-Known Member
Yes ! It keeps me sane while this thing happens , I wish I had a little bit of a better set up, but that’s for another time. I still use a stick, throttle , and rudder pedals. But it’s super entertaining.
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23MAY2022 SNA/SNFO BOARD
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space_sailor
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you would think that if the AD non-ISPP know their results us civilians would hear back relatively soon...
Furnace01
Applying SNA 31Oct2022
I recommend picking up a VR headset and playing VTOL VR. It is so much fun. You can get an Occulus Rift S for about 250-350 USD and as long as your computer is mediocre, you're all set.
Russianbiskets
Well-Known Member
as I'm over here in the DCS f18, vr, with f18 custom hotas system
piolotach
Member
According to my recruiter they typically find out a couple of weeks prior but, again, he is just one source.
I actually strongly discourage this. If you’re a pilot and use VR it can reset your vestibular. A month ago was my first flight in about 3 months during which I was learning the F18 in dcs with a oculus quest 2. 10 minutes into my first tail wheel lesson it was like i was learning to fly all over again or I had done acrobatics (I’ve only done them once before).
I thought according to previous boards, they typically found a couple days prior than civilians do
GeorgeBFSU
Active Member
Navyâs new âProject Avengerâ flight training program aims to produce stronger aviators
The prototype aims to strengthen flight training for student pilots while reducing the time it takes by combining traditional classroom instruction and flying time in the T-6B Texan II with virtual and mixed-reality trainers, artificial intelligence, tablets and aviation apps.
www.navytimes.com
The Avenger Program utilizes a lot of VR
It’s a human factors problem with the oculus at least. Your vestibular system, inner ear with the fluid and hairs is coupled with your vision. When they areNavyâs new âProject Avengerâ flight training program aims to produce stronger aviators
The prototype aims to strengthen flight training for student pilots while reducing the time it takes by combining traditional classroom instruction and flying time in the T-6B Texan II with virtual and mixed-reality trainers, artificial intelligence, tablets and aviation apps.
The Avenger Program utilizes a lot of VR
mismatched that causes nausea and other problems.
GeorgeBFSU
Active Member
Maybe with the Oculus, I don’t know all the details. But the Navy is actively using VR headsets with Avengers at both Whiting and Corpus
Furnace01
Applying SNA 31Oct2022
Oh well I haven't done enough flying to really see the affects, I just do the VR for fun
Any time during business hours. I think close of business is 4:00 Central Time.
space_sailor
Well-Known Member
The board when they see the page count isn't even at 200 yet.
200 pages means the Board posts results right?
200 pages means the Board posts results right?