shared cockpit stream tonight

[Keith Smith]

Ty (twitch name: Catstrator) and I will be streaming some shared cockpit flights this evening on twitch.tv (see the twitch announcement in this forum) at around 6:30pm PDT. We're still working out the game plan regarding the specifics, but if you're curious about xplane's shared cockpit capability and how it works on PE, this would be a good stream to watch!

[Dustin]

Will the roles be pilot/copilot or student/instructor?

[tshuff]

Pilot/Copilot for two legs, student/instructor if we have time for a third.

[Pieces]

I don't know if you're both going to be streaming, but if you are people can watch both streams at once at http://www.multitwitch.tv/ksmith_pe/catstrator.

[Keith Smith]

Thanks Reece, I haven't decided if we're both going to stream or just use Ty's.

[Keith Smith]

We're going to just have Ty stream, just getting setup now: http://twitch.tv/catstrator

[tshuff]

Thanks to all who stopped by. Next time we can put someone else on the spot . If anyone wants to see a replay I cut a highlight reel with the flight where Keith was PIC.
http://www.twitch.tv/catstrator/c/4034211

[Keith Smith]

Both of those flights were a ton of fun. On flight #1 (SMO-CRQ), I was pilot flying while Ty had the radios and backed me up on all the navigation decisions. The second flight was CRQ to SNA, Ty had the controls, I had the radios.

This is neat stuff. The implications for CRM training and student/instructor are considerable.

[Vincent Meier]

Both of those flights were a ton of fun. On flight #1 (SMO-CRQ), I was pilot flying while Ty had the radios and backed me up on all the navigation decisions. The second flight was CRQ to SNA, Ty had the controls, I had the radios.

This is neat stuff. The implications for CRM training and student/instructor are considerable.

That was pretty cool to watch - even with all the glitches you two were getting. I missed the landing at SNA as I think the bandwidth went the way of the dinosaurs.

[Keith Smith]

Yes, Ty's stream went offline at the end of the 2nd flight just before landing, but it eventually came back (Ty thought it was a twitch issue, not a local problem) and he was able to stream a locally saved video of the replay, so it all worked out