Flight_Simulator_Requirements_Updated_Aug_1st_delivery_date.docx
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Requirement doc with updated delivery date of Aug 1
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Flight Simulator Requirements 4 May 2015
The Aviation Training Device must be an FAA approved Advanced Aviation Training Device (AATD) with the ability to swap out various cockpit configurations. Initial cockpit configuration desired is the Piper Arrow (6-pack configuration) with dual Garmin GPS such as 430 or 530 with WAAS (Wide Area Augmentation System) capability. 6-pack configuration matches to the aircraft that students will be flying in their syllabus. The Piper Arrow cockpit set-up is required, and in the future be able to substitute Piper Warrior ergonomic controls in the same position as will be experienced in the aircraft.
The device must have controls that simulate Piper Warrior and Piper Arrow (configurable), including real knobs on instruments and radios. Real knobs defined as knobs functionally work in the same manner as the knobs in the aircraft.
The system will have a Throttle with prop control.
The system must have a complete terrain and airport database as well as current (updatable professional subscription) airfield instrument procedures programmed into the database.
There must be an instructor console to allow an FAA certified instrument flight instructor to give training which can be legally logged by the student pilot.
The cockpit layout must be ergonomically correct to the aircraft.
The device should be equipped with wrap-around visual display.
The device must include Pilot Keys (On/Off) switch.
The instrument must have a device that will mesh devices normally used in this sort of flying, such as a student’s iPad running programs into the simulator software.
The simulator must be able to be made nonfunctional by password or physical lock since the worksite it will be utilized in does not have a door that locks.
The device must fit into a floor plan of 9ft x 5ft. This is the floor area actually available in the facility.
The equipment must be sent disassembled. This will allow the user to move the pieces into the room that they will be assembled in. The equipment must be able to be moved through several doors which are 33 x 82 inches in size, including right angles moves through doorways in hallways which are 65 inches wide.
Required Delivery Date of 1 August 2015.
Must include shipping.
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