PilotEdge @ Oshkosh 2012
Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 4:23 pm
PilotEdge will be on display at Oshkosh 2012 from July 23 through July 29.
We’ll be co-located with Precision Flight Controls (PFC) at booth #2120. PFC will be introducing several new simulation products at the show that will serve as an excellent platform for demonstrating the capabilities of PilotEdge.
Net connection permitting, Fly This Sim will be demonstrating their new TouchTrainer BATD with PilotEdge at booth #4155.
We’ll also be taking part in interview with EAA Radio that will be broadcast live on Wednesday at 7:30am (CDT) (1230z). We'll be submitting some ATC clips from the archives that will be played during the interview.
Pilots are invited to come by the booths to try out the service for themselves and experience high quality ATC while flying some of the latest simulation hardware on the market.
Note: It is not anticipated that the PFC booth will be connected the public-facing PE service. We plan on using a private server hosted at the booth with on-site ATC presence. We MIGHT try putting one of the sims on the public server to see how the wi-fi holds up, but I don't expect it to survive the onslaught of traffic from the smart phones. If that changes and we have consistently solid service, I'll make an announcement.
We’ll be co-located with Precision Flight Controls (PFC) at booth #2120. PFC will be introducing several new simulation products at the show that will serve as an excellent platform for demonstrating the capabilities of PilotEdge.
Net connection permitting, Fly This Sim will be demonstrating their new TouchTrainer BATD with PilotEdge at booth #4155.
We’ll also be taking part in interview with EAA Radio that will be broadcast live on Wednesday at 7:30am (CDT) (1230z). We'll be submitting some ATC clips from the archives that will be played during the interview.
Pilots are invited to come by the booths to try out the service for themselves and experience high quality ATC while flying some of the latest simulation hardware on the market.
Note: It is not anticipated that the PFC booth will be connected the public-facing PE service. We plan on using a private server hosted at the booth with on-site ATC presence. We MIGHT try putting one of the sims on the public server to see how the wi-fi holds up, but I don't expect it to survive the onslaught of traffic from the smart phones. If that changes and we have consistently solid service, I'll make an announcement.