Hello all! After about 2 years of dormancy, I am finally in a position to continue building my sim. I have started by converting my attic into a room capable of handling this monster. A dedicated power line, and a secondary power source were fed to the room, so there is PLENTY of juice available for the sim. An area for an instructor operating station has been built, and an area behind the sim room is available for cutting/construction. I revamped the web site to make upkeep/archiving easier, so please enjoy!I have learned a LOT from the last 3 attempts :-) This time, I will be using a lot more metal, and fabrication techniques.http://www.777simulator.com/P.S. - The old web site is still accessible from the "Old Project Webs" menu option. There are some items I haven't converted yet, so you can still get to the old site if needed.Regards,Robert Prather

Hi Robert,Welcome Back. Its great to see you up and running again. We have certainly missed you while you were away.Gary

Hi Robert,Good to hear from you!Mikewww.mikesflightdeck.comwww.mikesflightdeckbooks.com

Hi Robert! Glad to hear you're back! :-cool Love the new site! Did you do all the construction on the attic yourself??- flight884 (Pesach)

Awesome! Great to have you back, Robert! Ray Sotkiewiczwww.EllieSystems.com

Heyyyyyyyy!Wellcome back :)

Hi,welcome back! :)Best from ViennaHans G. SchuetzProject777---------------------------------------http://www.project777.com[email protected](LOWW - Vienna)

Hi Robert,Good to hear you are back building again.Sim is in the attic! Not expecting another flood are you?Best Regards,Richard

Welcome on board againSaludosRafael

Hi Robert,Glad your project's back on track...That sim room looks great.All the bestMarkwww.simfest.co.ukp.s. We might have a little suprise for you Boeing guys in a few weeks... ;-)

Hi,hmmmmmm, sounds interesting :)Best from ViennaHans G. SchuetzProject777---------------------------------------http://www.project777.com[email protected](LOWW - Vienna)