Hi there. I’m trying to build a meridian sim as well. I know nothing about coding. Have you ever thought about putting your self made panels into air manager? You could always sell them as premium panels.
Outside view: 3x LG 55 inch OLED TV's Control panel: 1xASUS 22 inch touch-sensitive monitor in landscape mode plus 1x "no-name" 16-inch touch sensitive "iPad external monitor" bougth at Amazon (portrait mode). I bought them back in 2029, there may be better/cheaper models now. The three outside monitors are driven by an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 10GB GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 card, the two control panel monitors by a much smaller GTX 1080 card. The 3080 averages 70% duty cycle at 25 frames per second, the 1080 coasts along round 50% duty cycle. The 3080 duty cycle depends a lot on the weather - with cler skyes I can get over 50 frames per second!!! The three outside 55 inch monitors are at a 70 degree angle with respect to each other, centered on the pilot's eye position; therefore I get a 210 degree complete field of view, which I find sufficient for everyting except circle-to-land approaches.
Hi there. I’m trying to build a meridian sim as well. I know nothing about coding. Have you ever thought about putting your self made panels into air manager? You could always sell them as premium panels.
Wow nice setup! What screen are you using?
Outside view: 3x LG 55 inch OLED TV's Control panel: 1xASUS 22 inch touch-sensitive monitor in landscape mode plus 1x "no-name" 16-inch touch sensitive "iPad external monitor" bougth at Amazon (portrait mode). I bought them back in 2029, there may be better/cheaper models now. The three outside monitors are driven by an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 10GB GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 card, the two control panel monitors by a much smaller GTX 1080 card. The 3080 averages 70% duty cycle at 25 frames per second, the 1080 coasts along round 50% duty cycle.
The 3080 duty cycle depends a lot on the weather - with cler skyes I can get over 50 frames per second!!!
The three outside 55 inch monitors are at a 70 degree angle with respect to each other, centered on the pilot's eye position; therefore I get a 210 degree complete field of view, which I find sufficient for everyting except circle-to-land approaches.
Hi Antonio - impressed - have a meridian too and a sim - would like to connect to you - possible?
Michael: sorry for the delay in replying. Sure, email me!