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July 16th 07, 03:48 AM
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The Unmanned Combat Air System Carrier Demonstration Program:A New Dawn for Naval Aviation?
John Carrier wrote:
SNIP A somewhat simpler exercise with latency NOT a problem. I was thinking on the order of a machine being maneuvered somewhere in Afghanistan by a driver in Colo Springs. When you consider the distances, even at the speed of light the satellite relay and delay offer enough time to make the job difficult. Perhaps with sufficient nintendo skills, that might be overcome. R / John Apparently they've done/tried to use simulators in Australia vs simulators in USA (F/A-18) for air combat.. The latency was a problem... It doesn't matter how good your "nintendo skills" are.. You can't get information there/back fast enough to do real time combat 
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