Love this. Check out how full-size simulators work, they don't replicate the attitude of the plane, but instead more focus on the accelerations the pilot would be feeling. We can't feel slow rotation rates, so you can do fast moves, then wind the positions back over time.

Flying in this chair was NUTS and the amount of work Michael put into it to pull it off shouldn’t be understated! Such a crazy experience😅

Add headtracking to the FPV system so it'll be even more immersive! :)

LETS GOO!!!!! haha Well done Michael, absolutely crushed it! Thanks for being awesome!

It’s all fun in giggles until someone hits the plane

You should 100% sell these loads of rc enthusiasts would buy this bc it’s unique

Insane. The knowledge to get all those electronics working is impressive.

With the GPS you should be able to have your ground-speed added to the FPV display to minimize low speed stalls.

Some ideas to explore: tilt to simulate G-forces instead of just relative position (or some mix-in).  I think that's why the big room simulators are on hexapods instead of single point, so I don't know how feasible that is from a feedback control systems perspective.  Definitely need a way to get vital information on the FPV feed: at least the current speed and throttle positions, but maybe try for artificial horizon as well? You may want to double your motors on each axis for counter balancing. As for interference, maybe look at dual-band or tri-band radio and set sane recovery defaults in case of loss of signal?

Honestly, you could easily commercialize these and sell them as kits for DIYers or as fully-built chairs to people who don't want to build them. Hopefully that was part of the conversation with the Flite Test crew.

Bro made a DCS setup look like a Nintendo Gameboy

Definitely a hi speed Submarine next.

Very cool.
For the absolute most immersive experience you should add an DJI O3 air unit and a head tracker with a pan and tilt gimbal.

Also give it a moveable camera so it feels more immersive..

The girl's face at 0:35 was priceless, like "some strange people come to these events."

The volunteer who took you into the wilds of Malvern, OH is John Davis, an awesome dude!  The data burst that the oil wells send out when operating are no joke.  Lots of planes have fallen victim over the years.

0:42 girl in the background is like wtf

EPIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Maybe add some rudder pedals, a head tracker and make it be able to do full 360s in all axes .(don't know if that last one's possible but its something i've always wanted to try myself). Keep up all the awesome work!! Seriously very inspiring

You can always tell who went to school first and then became a youtuber versus yt kids who learned engineering because the latter will show you EVERY SOLDER and every line of code but a real engineer is like "yea so i made this do this"

You're my RC Hero! This was incredible! You are so gifted in engineering. I wish I had those skills. Stay awesome, Michael!

Foot pedals for rudder, and head-tracking for the cockpit camera would be cool.

Also with a few more motors you can make a 6DOF Stewart Platform, so you get yaw and heave motions for more immersion. Might need a bucket too though :)