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  1. #16
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    Do you have an autopilot for it? If not, I suggest this one -

    Airplane-autopilot.jpg

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  3. #17
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    Who's going to blow it up?

  4. #18
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    Talking

    Quote Originally Posted by johnredl View Post
    Who's going to blow it up?
    I know it won't be my wife

  5. #19
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    Default The Final Pics

    Many thanks for all the nice replies, I've really enjoyed this project... so... The Final Pics




    First a closer view of the Saitek Pro Flight Trim Wheel attached below the desk top.
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    Next a better view of the Pedal Well, this stops any sliding movement of the pedals when in use, it's a common complaint by pedal users.
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    USB desktop socket for the sole use of an iPad. The iPad has most of RemoteFlight Software loaded on it the HSI can be seen running in this pic. This close up also shows a clearer view of the teak finger hole I used for routing the cables. Also in this pic you can see the pressure setting panel (top centre) this unit is normally fitted to the throttle control but I moved it on to the panel.
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    The Final Pic Everything except the night light is on and running, if you look really hard at the bottom of the top screen you can just make out the sensor for the TrackIR 5 head movement.
    That's it then project finished Hope you enjoyed the trip.


    The Final Pic
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  6. #20
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    What, no actuators?

    Pfft, amateur!


    Seriously though, nice work!

  7. #21
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    The RAF want to borrow it for their training!
    Pat
    Work is a necessary evil to be avoided. Mark Twain

  8. #22
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    Default Some More Mods

    Just a few more mods since I finished it. The pics are here Mini Cockpit Upgrades - a set on Flickr

  9. #23
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    Well done. Ur hardcore!

  10. #24
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    Love the photos with the dimmed lights, all the distraction of the room disappear and the cockpit looks totally real.

    I'd love to do similar one day but a race car setup instead of the planes. Or one of these if I won lotto: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hQLF06rwzVE
    Michael

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