..and I'm still married!
10-14-2008, 09:03 PM
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..and I'm still married!
My hobby is actually building the flight decks that you ladies and gentlemen get to fly every day:
It's a labor of love which started back in 1997. (It was a very cold and lonely year )
A Colleague and myself started a company that creates these glass gauges you stare at every day. The gauges in the picture above were created by the original author (of FreeFD fame), along with a few embellishments by me...
My intent for posting here is not entirely altruistic. We're looking for a glass-driver with some spare time, who enjoys simming as a hobby. While we're somewhat semi-creative programmers, we've NEVER flown a jet, so we're hoping we can find a free-lance nutjob... er... "Consultant" who would be willing to give us advice as our endeavor unfolds.
Anyone interested can send an email to [email protected].
Keep the greasy-side down, folks!
Ray
It's a labor of love which started back in 1997. (It was a very cold and lonely year )
A Colleague and myself started a company that creates these glass gauges you stare at every day. The gauges in the picture above were created by the original author (of FreeFD fame), along with a few embellishments by me...
My intent for posting here is not entirely altruistic. We're looking for a glass-driver with some spare time, who enjoys simming as a hobby. While we're somewhat semi-creative programmers, we've NEVER flown a jet, so we're hoping we can find a free-lance nutjob... er... "Consultant" who would be willing to give us advice as our endeavor unfolds.
Anyone interested can send an email to [email protected].
Keep the greasy-side down, folks!
Ray
Last edited by raysot; 10-14-2008 at 10:29 PM.
10-16-2008, 12:37 PM
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Position: NWA Ramp/Private Pilot
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Wow that looks awesome! I'd love to have one. haha I flew Northwest's 757 full motion sim in MSP about 2 years ago. What an experience! Wonder if I should have logged that down as 4 hours of 757 PIC time... at 17 years young. haha jk
10-16-2008, 05:46 PM
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My hobby is actually building the flight decks that you ladies and gentlemen get to fly every day:
It's a labor of love which started back in 1997. (It was a very cold and lonely year )
A Colleague and myself started a company that creates these glass gauges you stare at every day. The gauges in the picture above were created by the original author (of FreeFD fame), along with a few embellishments by me...
My intent for posting here is not entirely altruistic. We're looking for a glass-driver with some spare time, who enjoys simming as a hobby. While we're somewhat semi-creative programmers, we've NEVER flown a jet, so we're hoping we can find a free-lance nutjob... er... "Consultant" who would be willing to give us advice as our endeavor unfolds.
Anyone interested can send an email to [email protected].
Keep the greasy-side down, folks!
Ray
It's a labor of love which started back in 1997. (It was a very cold and lonely year )
A Colleague and myself started a company that creates these glass gauges you stare at every day. The gauges in the picture above were created by the original author (of FreeFD fame), along with a few embellishments by me...
My intent for posting here is not entirely altruistic. We're looking for a glass-driver with some spare time, who enjoys simming as a hobby. While we're somewhat semi-creative programmers, we've NEVER flown a jet, so we're hoping we can find a free-lance nutjob... er... "Consultant" who would be willing to give us advice as our endeavor unfolds.
Anyone interested can send an email to [email protected].
Keep the greasy-side down, folks!
Ray
That is a beauty
