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Cheap and Easy DIY Landing Gear Lever
A Landing gear Lever or Toggle Switch for your DIY Home Cockpit or Flight Simulator is a great addition. Here, using pre-built and conveniently labeled panels found on Amazon, you can add your own landing gear lever for under $20.00.
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Aviatek Diamond DA42 G1000 NXi Flight Simulator
I visited the headquarters of Aviatek, founded by Bartosz Szymański and Katarzyna Żendarska. Aviatek had already built the Avionics Panels for my other project: the Citation Mustang Simulator. This time around, I got to test their Diamond DA42 Fixed Based Trainer. Built with the highest quality components, the most complete G1000 NXi Package (all vectors and synthetic vision working), Brunner equipment, a 1-1 cockpit with all switches and indicators fully functional. Overall, I was more than impressed by this Simulator - the fidelity, flight dynamics and complete Avionics package makes it one of the best simulators I have reviewed.
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New guys on the block
Looks promising. Thanks for Sharing this 🙏
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Desktop Pilot Cessna 172 G1000 Simulator
Desktop Pilot has taken off as a company providing many Flight Simulator panels and now, Avionics. At the SUN 'n Fun, I got to meet the team, and was extended the courtesy of testing out their Cessna 172 Simulator, with Garmin G1000 Avionics, and providing feedback to the Engineers. They did a fantastic job with this new creation. For those of you who can make it, check them out at the FlightSimExpo: https://flightsimexpo.com/ 👏🏻👏🏻
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Modular Flight Simulator Panels and Botton Boxes
Here is an easy way to create button boxes or flight simulator switch/avionics panels, that can be easily swapped out. The mounting system allows for a modular system that includes wire management, portability, modifications such as painting it or drilling holes, and can be easily cut to fit the project's dimensions.
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How to Control your Simulator with Tablets and Phones