Murdoughnut
Well sized member
This is a follow up to my post down on the ATP board. I did the 4-hour DA40 package the other day which was great. I had no previous G1000 experience, and I found it very interesting. Problem is, I think scanning the G1000 made me sick much like reading a book in a car.
We were in and out of clouds all day with light turbulence - no big deal really, but each approach I flew, I found myself getting really nauseous. By the last one, I ended up having to turn the a/c over to the instructor as I thought I was going to lose it. Fortunately I didn't - and each time I'd pass the controls off to him, I'd feel better after about a minute.
Has anyone else experienced this? It really seemed like scanning the G1000 screens was what was making me sick. Like I said, I have trouble reading on a moving object, but I was just curious if anyone else had this problem. I have about 160 hours TT and have only gotten nauseous a couple of times.
We were in and out of clouds all day with light turbulence - no big deal really, but each approach I flew, I found myself getting really nauseous. By the last one, I ended up having to turn the a/c over to the instructor as I thought I was going to lose it. Fortunately I didn't - and each time I'd pass the controls off to him, I'd feel better after about a minute.
Has anyone else experienced this? It really seemed like scanning the G1000 screens was what was making me sick. Like I said, I have trouble reading on a moving object, but I was just curious if anyone else had this problem. I have about 160 hours TT and have only gotten nauseous a couple of times.