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 TV to Projection Upgrades

The great TV vs Projector debate is always heated.
They each have their Pros and Cons, and there is a perception that TV's are the cheaper and easier option for your simulator...
but we crunched the numbers!

 

COST:
On average, you will need FIFTEEN x 65" TV's to produce the same size image as one of our Seamless Surround TruView Screens!
At least FIVE computers running 3 TV's each!

If the average TV setup consists of 5 x 65" TV's, that's only 1/3 of the viewing surface of one SimVIS MaxView Curved Screen.

 

PARALLAX:

Front projected and TV display systems all have a degree of parallax (displacement or difference in the apparent position of an object viewed along two different lines of sight, and is measured by the angle or semi-angle of inclination between those two lines)

The parallax error can only be reduced by increasing the diameter of the screen and setback of the pilots eye-point,

thus TV visual systems will always have a large parallax error making it very difficult to correctly fly procedures/approaches.

We're often asked whether a screen can offer a more ‪immersive‬ experience compared to TV's...
a picture tells a thousand words.
What are you missing out on?
Time to Reconsider?

FTD Before-After
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