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Cross-cockpit collimated visual display system
Sun, Feb 3 2013
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Side view of a flight simulator cross-cockpit collimated visual display system. The principle was developed by the Rediffusion company (Crawley, UK, now part of the Thales Group) in 1982 and is now used by many other flight simulator manufacturers.

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The North American Museum of Flight Simulation, invites people of all ages and from all regions to explore the wonders of flight simulation. It will do this by collecting and displaying working and static Flight Simulators and their history, showing the significance—scientific and technical, as well as economic, that simulators have contributed to the North America and the worlds aviation industry.

Photo: Ian W Strachan