;-)"WAF" - I like that - LOL.My cockpit is indeed "open from behind" but that is for maintenance purposes. I do plan to close it though with a removable "door". And my TFT screens are "fixed" there. It was not a big deal - I bought them second hand for a good price so that the "woman factor" was a non-issue, actually I got congrats for closing such a good deal - LOL.During the planning phase, I considered building a complex turntable/elevator desk system which turns into a cockpit or an office desk (don't ask) but I decided to go the easy way and have a separate - but foldable - cockpit.Yoke - please have a thorough look at my website. I have a menu entry on the left "Yoke System". That will show you exactly what I did.The flaps handle does not have detents (yet) since I am still playing with the idea that I MIGHT use it for a different aircraft with more (or less) steps.

ok thanks,yes i did check your site, but can't figure how your throtlle lever is connected to the potentiometer and how the potentiometer is connected to the joystick...hmmmm... might be difficult to explain forget it, i'll search for schemes around

Just installed a PCI video card and now I have all three monitors connected. Finished a KSEA - PHNL test flight and it passed this test flawlessly.Tomorrow I'll test it online.No pics yet - I plan to update my website once the MIP mask is installed.

I guess that Leo did it again ;-). He released a new programming interface which integrates with the MSFS.FINALLY I have acess to all those internal FS functions without needing FSUIPC! WOW!