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- Sismo Configuration with Prosim v2.0 — 7 comments
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- Customizing Sounds in Prosim737 2.x — 5 comments
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Tony
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Apr 19
You’re such a Knob! 3D Printed Map/Chart Light Knobs
As I’ve mentioned in previous posts, I love my 3D printer. I use it regularly to quickly make small parts I need using just a little imagination and creativity. A part I’ve been wanting to make for a while is the Boeing 737 Map/Chart Light knobs on the forward sidewalls. No one seems to make …
Apr 06
Wet Compass and More 3D Printed Parts
I have to say, I’m really enjoying my 3D printer. For less than $300 for a Creality Ender 3 printer, coupled with Autodesk Fusion360, I’m able to make just about any component I need on a small scale. Comes in really handy when you’re willing to put in a little extra money and time to …
Apr 06
Stick It! – Making Placard Stickers/Decals For Your Flight Sim
I’m starting to work on smaller details of my sim now that most of the major things (at least, those I can afford) are mostly complete. One of the areas I wanted to enhance was cockpit placards (or decals, stickers, whatever you want to call them). I looked around on the Internet and there were …
Mar 02
Scotty, I need more power! – Powering Your Sim
Power. It’s the life-blood of any sim. Not enough and you’ll end up with random disconnects, brown-outs, and potentially damaged electronics. Put too much in and you’ll fry your electronics. Worst case, you’ll start a fire.
Jan 10
Chip On Board (COB) LED Light Strips – Perfect for MIP Lighting
Chip on Board (COB) LED Strips are perfect replacements for your traditional under-dash LED light strips.
Jan 10
Progress Update – January 2021
Here’s the latest updates on what I’ve been working on the last few months. It’s a lot!
Aug 04
To See or Not to See – My Flight Simulator Visual Displays
Learn a little about various visual systems and how mine has grown through the years.
Apr 12
Take Your Seats! Building an Inexpensive J-Rail Alternative
As I’m putting my sim back together I decided it’s time to permanently mount my Weber pilot seats. I decided J-Rails were a bit too pricey/complex for me right now so I found a less expensive, yet innovative way to make something similar. The Seats I was given a set of old Boeing 747 Weber …
Mar 07
A Clutching Situation
A complete rebuild of my old Revolution Sim Products throttle quadrant required an overhaul of the auto-throttle mechanism. I explain what I did and how I did it in this article.
Sep 10
Point Me in the Right Direction – Rudder Pedals
I have been lacking a couple of major components to mostly finish out the Captain side, one of which is a set of rudder pedals (the other being seats). I have a seat already, and I’m slowly getting around to refurbishing it, but I really needed rudder pedals. They are critical to flying, no matter …
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