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Motion is for sure interesting and complicated. I have a simple idea of using a aftermarket airride kit for a car. This is also relatively cheap compared to actuators and motors. But writing the software would be my challenge...

Very bizarre. I have cats myself and love the animals. But even if this is far out, its not animal cruelty, so guess we have to see the sense of humour in it. Maybe Orville can do a CAT III approach...

Excellent. Thanks for the clarification :-)

Yes, thats a good webpage for sure. The operation is well explained, but it doesnt tell if the switch must be manually moved to Off after autobrake cansellation, or if it goes to off automatically. Never been able to figure it out. And of course, the few times I have been on a jumpseat, I forgot to look for it, hehe.

Does anyone know how the autobrake switch works in the real plane? Does it have a solenoid to kick the switch back to off, when speed reaches below 20 knots? Or am I just dreaming?

For sure a "dotted" font is the correct type. The displays on the real plane is from Osram, and every segment is a 5x7 dot matrix display. The HGS panel also have those Osram displays.

Really nice screenshots. The top one is my favourite :)