It's been quite a while since I updated my pictures...

 

Here's a quick shot of my new setup.

 

 

Here is my setup as of 12/11/12. Nothing too special, or powerful, for that matter. I modified the stand which the laptop is on and put a fan on the bottom, which has increased the airflow and decreased temperatures on my system.

 

I run FSX on the laptop screen and use the other screen for viewing charts/browsing Avsim. I have a Logitech Extreme 3d Pro joystick and Saitek throttles, which aren't in the picture.

Did a little rearranging.

 

Did a little rearranging.

 

 

 

Nice simpit you got there Vincent

 

1) What throttle quad you got there?

 

2) What FMC/CDU do you have in your setup

 

3) How does your Saitek Panel (Gear up/switches) work? Mine gives me grief... its very temperamental . My Gear up gauges doesn't work..but when I hit the G key, I see the green lights turn etc.. Its one of those gauges I can't control using FSUIPC.. Yes..I am using the SPAD driver. I need to build my own.

1) Saitek Throttle with custom handles. Can't remember the guy but he has some youtube videos.

2) Vrinsight CDU2

3)No issues, check your mapping probably double mapped.

Very nice and clean Max! Thank you for sharing the pictures.

 

Kind regards,

 

hallo Stephen

one question regarding your PC

i see you have the same P8P67Deluxe MotherBoard like me with

RAM:

Mushkin Redline 8g 2133 CL9 (2x4g)

 

 

can you please tell me what is the correct Modell-nr.of the Muskin RAM ?

 

regards

 

Jürgen

can you please tell me what is the correct Modell-nr.of the Muskin RAM ?

 

Hi Jürgen,

 

My RAM is:

 

Mushkin Enhanced Redline 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Desktop Memory Model 996996. It works great.

 

Kind regards,

Hi Jürgen,

 

My RAM is:

 

Mushkin Enhanced Redline 8GB (2 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 2133 (PC3 17000) Desktop Memory Model 996996. It works great.

 

Kind regards,

 

 

 

thanks Stephen

just ordered

 

regards

 

Jürgen

Well, here are some pictures of my newly assembled sim pit. I just received an Obutto cockpit and spend about 16 hours assembling/adjusting. The Obutto cockpit is really well built and very flexible.

 

http://i1258.photobu...it/IMAG0088.jpg

 

http://i1258.photobu...it/IMAG0090.jpg

Hee hee, looks like fun...

Hello,

after seing some very good setups out there, i wanted to show mine, and to open a topic where you can post yours too.

 

I'll show more later, thanks!

 

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The first image is of my current setup. I will take care of the wires by creating a few more grommets another time, as I still have not received my old speakers (seen in the other image), and am hoping that I will be able to upgrade my flight controllers in the next year or so.

 

The second image is of my old setup with the Apple iMac.

 

The wires were organized very neatly from the operator's perspective, but . . .

 

Owen, that's really tidy and it looks fantastic!

The wires were organized very neatly from the operator's perspective, but . . .

 

 

I used to do the same thing with wires, but then I started changing hardware so often it became a burden and I just became lazy. My tie backs never looked as good as that however.

 

Regards;

 

Fritz