hi, the screens on the 3-screen sim are Linsar, a British brand, very cheap although the Toshiba on the other sim have better picture quality. We did order three of the Toshiba but the delivery company managed to 'lose' 2 of them!

Our graphics cards support 4k so everything just worked

Thank you, very much appreciated. there has always been a shortage here, as far as I remember more than 22 years, but with Brexit, new tax regulations and poor government support for businesses during 4 months of lockdown, we're now seeing no jobs and 200 applications for jobs that used to get 1 or ...

Hi All, A strange thing to put on this forum, but I'm a developer with 22+ years experience, the last 10 years in .net with c# and also have a recent master's degree. I have a little experience, self taught in IoT with C/C++ and arduino devices and this is an area I'd like to eventually work in, but...

Hi again, We've been doing a bit of painting to make the sims look a bit less like a converted caravan and have blackout out the windows so the only significant light source is the screens. Unfortunately, out city has a third lockdown so we're still unable to open for customers. Hopefully we can get...

Hi All, After a really great response from SI support, I'll share how we fixed this. 1. Turned OFF 'click through' on the panel 2. Select 'open GL' as the rendering engine 3. Turn on high FPS This solved the problem, we get a great frame rate on the panels which looks smooth and impressive and it's ...

thankyou, I'll do that now

Nope, the panels running are the premium C172SP on one screen and the right hand 'blank' dashboard for the 172 on the other screen.

AM3.7 started crashing yesterday, just disappears and has to be restarted only to crash again a few minutes later. I took a photo of some related windows event log entries quickly I was shutting down for the day. Will be working on this again on Monday and happy to get any more information that may ...

Thank you for the suggestion, but our long term aim is to get schools to build their own simulators as cheaply as possible while allowing pupils / students to take an active part in that while learning the many STEM skills required. But, it looks like the government have solved the engineering skill...

I wasn't aware of that, but now I am, I'll take a look . Thank you!