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New "Dually" Option on Maxflight Interactive Simulators
Ever since retired Army helicopter pilot-turned-inventor Frank McClintic first thought up the unique full-motion concept that allows simulator passengers to spin 360 degrees in two different directions, MaxFlight Corporation has been operating on two separate tracks. Until recently the New Jersey based manufacturer offered both state-of-the-art interactive rides, and one-of-a-kind passive rides. Now, those separate tracks have converged with the announcement of MaxFlight's new "Dually System," allowing both passive and interactive games to be played in the same unit.
MaxFlight's VR2002 Roller Coaster and CyberRun Bobsled Simulators allow riders to piece together their own journey through a futuristic space asteroid, an awesome ice-world sled run, or various live- action roller coasters. The riders then sit back and actually do every jump, flip, spin and spiral that they see before them on a huge 58- inch screen. The ride is so realistic passengers even feel the rush of wind in their faces.
With the FS2000 Two-Seat Flight Simulator and MaxZilla Monster Truck Sim, MaxFlight has perfected the rider-controlled full-motion action of stunt flying, flight training, and monster truck mayhem of a hair-raising obstacle course. Now, with the "Dually System," these fully interactive rides can also offer the excitement of a hang-on-to-your-hats roller coaster thrill ride. Namely, two rides in one. Owners can customize their own pre-selected ride systems, and therefore offer their guests much more.
The new "Dually System" should prove a boon to MaxFlight's
increasing forays into Aviation Simulation and the Museum markets as well. Allowing passengers to switch from full flight control to a pre-determined trip along an amazing journey does more than offer two rides in one. A whole host of new programs are in development to maximize the "Dually System," with which MaxFlight is soaring to the height of its entertainment-education potential.
Maxflight will be exhibiting at IAAPA Trade Show (Booth #1233)
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