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what if we could have a screen the size of the entire

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wall that looks amazing okay

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okay last time we were here at the land gaming center badminton Hall we tried to

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make the biggest possible gaming display

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on this 190 Ft white wall but we ran into a

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limitation our weak sauce consumer projector with its fixed lens would have

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me traveling through the wall in order to get the image big enough not to

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mention it's pretty DM so there was only one thing to do we brought in the big

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guns so With a Little Help from our friends at Clark's Audi visual we are

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going to be building the largest possible gaming display I'm talking

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something worthy of Weird Al Yankovic

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over 2,000 in diagonally from all the way

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over there to the very far

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end it's going to be a little

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tricky I want to quickly shout out co-pilot who sponsored this video more

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on those guys later but first let's take a look at the Beast this is the Epson

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Pro l505 uh a commercial grade projector

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that makes the ls 12000 look like an absolute toy fundamentally they're based

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on very very similar technology it uses

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oh my God hey Ry get ahe okay it uses a

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three chip laser projection system giving it amazing contrast and in this

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one's case spectacular brightness and

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color performance this thing is rated to Output 12,000 lumens and that is in

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color you can kind of cheat your Peak brightness rating if it's just white but

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they didn't it weighs over 50 lb but

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when you consider the performance it's actually not that much bigger than a

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home Cinema projector and it's got some

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major benefits for an application like this the biggest one is support for

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interchangeable lenses this right here

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is an Epson short throw monster that is able to achieve A8 throw ratio meaning

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that we could get a 100t wide image

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being only 80 ft away from the wall that

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because there's another wall in the way was incredibly important for our

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application because otherwise we'd have to have this thing somewhere outside of

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the building over there shining through a window uh what's one of these worth if

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I damage it about 3,000 actually you

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know in the world of Cinema lenses not

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that bad I mean I'm not going to but oh my oh my God just in

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case nice the rest of the pretty much boil

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down to ease of deployment since companies like Clarks operate out of

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travel cases like these they roll up to a show or an event they unpack in a

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matter of hours they expect everything to run perfectly and they need to pack

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it all the way again in a matter of hours so at the front of this unit we've

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got what Epson calls their pixeline camera system this allows the unit

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assuming all of the projectors have it unfortunately we won't be using it today

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to take a picture of the wall compensate

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for any Oddities or overlaps and help you align all of your projectors into a

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giant video wall pretty much automatically and coming around to the

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back look at those professional grade inputs I mean come on you can't have an

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HDMI cable just coming unplugged in the

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middle of a show unacceptable that's why we've got BNC and this particular unit

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has support for both control 4 which is

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present on the ls2000 and Crestron which is a home automation system but

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realistically is so baller that it's the kind of thing that you would find at

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stadiums and houses of worship and things like that but enough Yik Yak you

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guys want to see it in action right to make the deployment a little bit simpler

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well at least in some ways we grabbed a few of the scissor lifts that they

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happened to already have here on the construction

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site and we strapped our three

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projectors for the massive video wall that we're building to the railings

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which I guess makes sense the reason I have to move it is because in order for

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us to have an Apples to Apples comparison of brightness we're going to

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have to put this a lot closer to the wall than the LS1 12000 because of the

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short throw lens you're going to have to move back

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Adam he's back atam the uh less

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impressive superhero give that blue scissor lift a little kiss uh oh no not

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quite we're good I felt like I moved a lot but this is still enormous uh we can

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zoom out a little bit but Adam you're going to have to move really far away in

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order to get anywhere near the same

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size can we hit the lights and that my

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friends is the difference between a 2700 Len projector just great for your home

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theater you know 120 150 in screen and a

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12,000 Lumen display that uh did I

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mention consumes 1,700 Watts meaning

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each of these requires its own power circuit what you're looking at right now

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it still looks awesome the consumer

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version looks like a toy in comparison do you want to compare white to white

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that's white that's now all I need is to fix my

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alignment and a game controller oh my

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this not support HDR no do you see anything about HDR

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support on the site I can't find anything with HDR well we'll just have to try to enjoy

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it without HDR I guess what a downer you

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know I think I'd probably get over it

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what's one of these worth 15,000 $15,000

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land man that's sick but if one's cool

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then three must be better there it is guys we're about to show you

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you been using it uh like 3 months now oh cool okay yeah so you can check out

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co-pilot at the link in the video description once you've got all three projectors in place what is the first

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step in your process yeah so the first thing we do is we get them all aligned

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by eyeball so we just look at them and we use the lens shift built into the

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projectors to get them all looking roughly the same huh I mean these two

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look pretty darn good you've done this before yeah once or twice with that out

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of the way what can you tell me about the little black box that we've got all

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three of them linked into here uh the black magic box is the data path FX4

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it's a video wall controller so basically what you can do is take one

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input source whether it's a laptop or a game console or whatever you want it to

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be and split it amongst a bunch of different screens or projectors and does

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this support the same kind of blending that we did with our commercial Quadro

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output that we used last time we did something like this or better it's a

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little bit better uh basically what it does is it offloads that from the PC so

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you're taking that and you're putting it on a Standalone piece of Hardware got it

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but latency latency is awesome couple of

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milliseconds at best I guess we'll find out I guess we will the next thing we're

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doing is getting all of the projectors focused then it's time to put up the

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grid a test pattern that helps them check their focus and check and refine

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the alignment between the three projectors oh my gosh that's so cool

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that's a couch for scale take that maxl ad do you see how small his TV was I

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mean look if we used Weird Al's song

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would he forgive us I mean he's a pretty chill guy we made Frank's 2000 in

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TV please don't sue

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us it is so far beyond the edges of my

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peripheral vision so where's the

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middle but we're not ready to game yet the next step is Corner adjustment so

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Clarks has finished up this side and you can see actually man that is that is

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bang on we've got a straight line right across the floor right into that corner

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straight up to the top and straight over there and now they're going to go

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projector by projector and try to align them with the first one you can't

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imagine something like this you can look at a big blank wall and you can kind of

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go yeah that would be cool but oh my God

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while these gentle folk finish aligning the last one I thought I'd take my TV

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for a walk just want to kind of see how

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long it takes to make it all the way from one Edge to the other good gravy I

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haven't even made it past one projector yet we're going to get there though hey

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Adam how's it going setting up the audio

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what it it's great good stuff you look comfortable Oh I'm great yeah I love

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this inflatable couch I'm on projector number two

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now almost at number

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three yep I'm going to be there really

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soon oh man I'm not going to need a personal

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trainer after all sorry sponsor okay trying one come on come on come on come

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on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come

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on behold the world's widest start

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menu the search still sucks okay who did

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that world record that's not a world

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record it's a Linus world record behold the much smaller

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troubleshooting display just like that and now we have

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our one two and three projectors okay oh

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oh that's something wait for it wait for it wait for

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it yes cease

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waiting new plan forget the video wall

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controller we're going back to Envy surround the diagonal is 173 ft which

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wait what yeah it doesn't make any sense it's only 3 ft longer than the width

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yeah cuz it's such a acute diagonal even

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only 3 ft that's it we we've tried it on multiple different calculators that's

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what checks out 32 ft tall 170 ft wide

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yeah Frank still got it here we freaking

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let's go Dan's got it no Dan Dan you do

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the honors I don't think we've ever actually seen Dan game your pad sir

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thank you all right spider solitire oh

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come on do we have

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sound I don't know if this website has sound Dan tried to change the

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volume hold on let me go let me go tell

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you what it's at oh it's working why am I even here

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then yeah I think I can hear every bass note about six

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times I been to some weird parties but

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this is definitely the weirdest I'm kidding I haven't been to any parties

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but it's weird oh my God we can see the

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whole level hold on wait wait wait wait wait wait no go back go back go back all

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right let's go Boys I Get Wrecked you

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suck you're dead already what are you guys even

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doing this is not like the original oh

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mouse the mouse is awful skill

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issue I could just sit and watch a complete novice play video games on this

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you know how I know I'm just kidding Dan you're doing

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great I'm amazed at how the like the pillars just have disappeared for me oh

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yeah they don't even matter like it's just we're staring directly at one it's

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so immersive though okay Dan let's see how well you can drive there is

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definitely going to be some Floatplane extras from this video so LMG Dogg flat

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plane I'll see you guys over there it's about to

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woo oh man that is wild look I've seen a

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lot of really cool Tech I have never seen this okay i' I've

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seen displays like this but they're always Out Of Reach at the top of buildings or whatever I don't actually

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get to game on them oh my God you could

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actually drive like this though you can see so much of the road in front of you

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car is bigger than an actual car that's hilarious look at the scenery though

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yeah like it's freaking Scenic it's like looking out a massive window it's just

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like it's like it expands your horizons man yeah fors of Horizons five I'm going

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to race this loading

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bar oh shoot who wins now humans or machines

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this is by far the most immersive

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experience I've had in flight

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simulator it freaking feels like you're being dragged on a Shute behind the

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plane

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yeah oh God oh God no not the people no not

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there Dan oh my God no no no no no at

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least at least he biffed in the who so

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back to the title is it the world's biggest

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TV if high sense can call theirs a laser

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TV then I say we're in the clear there did we build

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it with help kind of but do those

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details really matter we have it we

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gamed on it and it was so freaking cool

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I just want to shout out Clarks again these guys were freaking awesome and

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video you know what I'm going to throw back to the first widescreen projector

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setup I ever did it's actually on the NC Tech tips Channel and that blew my mind

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3D it was pretty cool not as cool as this