Hello there,Have no idea whether your interested in this kind of information. I just build a nice cockpit setup and want to share this with the FS community.I use the PDMG Beech 1900D(look at the site) and real working instruments alongside two EFIS screens. I kindly invite you to visit my website explaining in detail how I build this thing.http://users.telenet.be/theportablecockpitkind regardsMark VerschaerenBelgium

Very nice setup, I like the idea of a simple (yet complex) desktop sim that can be moved easy.Keep up the good work, nice and informative webpage as well.Johan Nauwelaertz de Ag

Mark,That is an excellent cockpit setup! Thank you for posting information about it. Your website is nicely done and documents your project well.Mikewww.mikesflightdeck.com

Hiwell done! maybe this is something for your engine display?? it's not cheap, but it looks outstanding.. http://members.chello.nl/p.leerentveld/productsenglish.htmtake care,

>Hi>>well done! maybe this is something for your engine display??>it's not cheap, but it looks outstanding.. >>http://members.chello.nl/p.leerentveld/productsenglish.htm>>take care,Well, FS gauges on another LCD monitor would be cheaper and would work just as well :) Sure those analog gauges look impressive, but are they

Very nice setup, and I appreciate the details in terms of how a compromise is made between the TFT display and the Simkits instruments.I built almost all of the Simkits (which was a huge amount of fun!) before deciding to go to monitor-based instrument approach (no pun intended), but sometimes I regret that - there's nothing like a real moving needle or ball to add to the reality... However, I haven't even really begun to put anything together yet (although I have a bunch of GF and PFC hardware) so I'm still mulling my options. I may yet build some more Simkits before it's all over.thanks,Dave Blevinshttp://www.flightfactory-simulations.com/h...ster_banner.jpg