Our newest simulator let's you experience what it was like to fly the 1903 Wright Brother Flyer at Kitty Hawk. You lay down on the wing of the Flyer, push and pull the control stick to change altitude, wag your hips left and right to navigate, and hang on for dear life -- just like Will and Orv. Two amplifiers totaling 1750 watts push the sounds of the unmuffled engine out through seven speakers and a massive buttkicker -- it feels as if the engine is bolted to the wing just inches away -- which it was. The wing is mounted on four coiled racing springs the create a feeling of instability, as if you are flying a primitive, barely controllable aircraft through an angry wind -- which you are. If you'd like to rent this simulator for event, or purchase one for your museum, get in touch!
