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The sweat is because it’s an enclosed box with no ventilation right? Why else would you be sweating, you’re not physically strained too much in it.
by bergenty 4y ago
The sweat is because it’s an enclosed box with no ventilation right? Why else would you be sweating, you’re not physically strained too much in it.
- chiph 4y agoNerves & stress. I had the opportunity to spend a couple of hours in a full-motion T-38[0] trainer while in the Air Force (a roommate was there TDY making some repairs and needed a hand testing them). The motion makes you feel like you're really in a plane. I made three approaches - the most "successful" of them had me run off the runway into the grass and slide sideways to a stop (landing a jet is no joke). While the Link Trainer is obviously primitive compared to the one I was in, the sensations are just as real, as is the stress of trying your hardest not to crash. While I will give the Navy grief over nearly everything :) I have the utmost respect for carrier pilots. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6Hs4ll93Ms https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6Hs4ll93Ms
- 2143 4y agoI've sweated in a cold AC room. Btw, sweating when it's cold somehow feels much worse.