Condor computer access information please

[Dennis Burke]

Hi all, I was checking Files/ Docs on our website for information on how to access the Condor Simulator PC in the hanger Briefing room, but i could not find anything.

Is there a Login ID and Password to allow members to fire up that PC and use the tool when we are out at the field?

Also nice would be to allow Remote Access, without any sacrifice to the camera link.

[Don Grillo]

Hello Denny,

I loaded Condor on the computer and only confirmed that it ran. It will need someone to go in and go through the configuration and setup. I tried one flight with it and it works although the stick was very sensitive and I thinks needs some adjustment.

I don’t believe that a login is required.

Feel free to play with it all you like.

Don

[Don Grillo]

Hello Denny,

I loaded Condor on the computer and
only confirmed that it ran. It will need someone to go in and go
through the configuration and setup. I tried one flight with it
and it works although the stick was very sensitive and I thinks
needs some adjustment.

I don’t believe that a login is
required.

Feel free to play with it all you
like.

I’m not sure about remote access…

Don

[Larry Moy]

I haven’t tried Condor yet but I own the new Microsoft Flight Simulator.  I haven’t checked if 55L is in there yet. There’s a very active MS Flight Simulator Gliders group on Facebook.  Anyone try MS Flight Simulator with Gliders yet? https://www.facebook.com/groups/1803376689823050/?ref=share

[Dennis Burke]

Hi Don, yes thank you for the information on the existing setup.

I will check out the Configuration manual, and maybe try it out when at Field.

[Anonymous]

That would be great if it was available during the week.

On Wednesday, March 24, 2021 Sky Soaring <skysoaring2018+usc_KzU0AAEzg5o0EyMDw5oig5oSQwNDc3MA@gmail.com> wrote:

[John DeRosa]

About Condor access.  Condor is available for any member to play with any day of the week.  Just drop by the field when you have free time and dial in the gate/door lock combinations.

 

Enjoy, John DeRosa

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