Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:28 pmInstalling the Gear Lever
Got a little behind in posting what has been happening .
Got a little behind in posting what has been happening .
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Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
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Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:28 pmRe: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:36 pmLooks great, but since I have not been following, which aircraft are you constructing?
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Wed Jul 06, 2005 7:40 pmjrpilot,
Thanks.
It is a "generic" four engine commercial jet..... left seat only.
Thanks.
It is a "generic" four engine commercial jet..... left seat only.
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 9:31 amLookin good John! 
Can't WAIT to see the finished product!
Can't WAIT to see the finished product!
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 9:34 amOh and BTW, nice choice of aircraft! I have a friend who flys those for a living!
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Thu Jul 07, 2005 3:51 pmPianoMan,
Thanks. I can't wait either ;D.
If I could have afforded it... I would have sompletely recreated the 1460200 cockpit. I LOVE that aircraft. But anytime you undertake an exact duplication.... you are talking BIG BUCKS. The rocker switches for the overhead alone for the BAe would have bankrupted me.
I use the Jon Murchison one with the panels from Matthias Liebrecht. It is available at the Aircraft Repaints New Zealand website. IMHO this combination easily rivals most payware.
The version 3 BAe panel has just about all the real systems functional...... plane comes cold and adark by default and will just not start unless you do it "right". And if you are not connected to ground power and are on the batteries... you have abouit 20 minutres to get the engines running ;).
best,
.................john
Thanks. I can't wait either ;D.
If I could have afforded it... I would have sompletely recreated the 1460200 cockpit. I LOVE that aircraft. But anytime you undertake an exact duplication.... you are talking BIG BUCKS. The rocker switches for the overhead alone for the BAe would have bankrupted me.
I use the Jon Murchison one with the panels from Matthias Liebrecht. It is available at the Aircraft Repaints New Zealand website. IMHO this combination easily rivals most payware.
The version 3 BAe panel has just about all the real systems functional...... plane comes cold and adark by default and will just not start unless you do it "right". And if you are not connected to ground power and are on the batteries... you have abouit 20 minutres to get the engines running ;).
best,
.................john
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 2:11 pmwow, lookin good so far, that looked like a mix of 777 and something else (cant remember the a/c)
will your gear lever have 2 (UP-DOWN) or 3 (UP-OFF-DOWN)?
oh man, cant wait, your gonna have the biggest SimV meet ever when it's finished, lol.
will your gear lever have 2 (UP-DOWN) or 3 (UP-OFF-DOWN)?
oh man, cant wait, your gonna have the biggest SimV meet ever when it's finished, lol.
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Fri Jul 08, 2005 10:04 pmDrumlineramos,
For the time being it will be up / down... but I put in the detent for the "off" position too.
best,
...................john
For the time being it will be up / down... but I put in the detent for the "off" position too.
best,
...................john
Re: Cockpit Construction Continued (Part 20)
Posted: Mon Jul 11, 2005 11:12 amOn to Part 21