Measurements calculated with Wayne’s collimated-screen-tools.
Restricted to accessible 54″ mylar.
120° field of view.
Calculations (imperial / metric)
Sheet width 51.53 / 1.31
Sheet length 156.09 / 3.96
Mirror radius 59 / 1.50
Screen radius 36.81 / 0.93
Y offset 24 / 0.61
X offset 8 / 0.20
Visualisations (Thank you Alberto)
Also see Notes on a Collimated System
Soarbywire 
Interesting. I suppose you have seen this by RSi Visuals: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_qAf1M22-iY.
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Yes, but all I see are renders at this point.
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I wonder if the numbers are correct. It says: Mirror radius 59 / 1.50
Screen radius 36.81 / 0.93.
Shouldn’t that be the other way around? Mirror radius 36.81 / 0.93
Screen radius 59 / 1.50?
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No, the mylar is the part of the mirror and the largest part of the system. The screen sits on the top of the flight deck and is where the image is projected onto.
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I see. The RSi Visuals work with multiple mirrors. Above the flightdeck there is also a mirror (not a back projection screen).
BTW Can you feed in different numbers into the model (if you discard the Mylar size restriction)?
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Yes, the first surface mirrors have two purpose – to extend the throw ratio of the projectors and to allow for front projection. You can put in different values in the spreadsheet – you will need to ask Wayne for access.
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Hello Ben,
can you tell me how to get the calculation tool?
Do you have a contact person?
Thank you.
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Hi Sven, contact me personally and I can send you the files (they were previously made available publicly on FB)
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