Working on adding real circuit breaker panels to my 737 cockpit.
Category: Progress Updates
Progress updates on the sim.
Aug 14 2021
The Devil in the Details – Bringing my Simulated Cockpit to Life
At this point the sim is good shape and very flyable, so these last weeks I’ve been keeping busy by adding some little cockpit details to add some realism, and tying up some of those nagging loose ends. Adding Cockpit Seat Handles Since I added car seat rails to allow my Weber seats to move …
Jan 10 2021
Progress Update – January 2021
Here’s the latest updates on what I’ve been working on the last few months. It’s a lot!
Apr 13 2018
Progress Update – April 12, 2018
Got a few more things done recently as more major components are coming together. STEERING TILLER I had bought a new Flightdeck Solutions (FDS) spring-loaded steering tiller a while back but had nothing to mount it to so it just sat in the box. Now that I’m getting to the point I’m flying the sim …
Mar 14 2018
Progress Update – March 14, 2018
So, I have been talking a lot about Sismo, for better or worse, over these last updates. I had some pretty strong frustration initially, but now that Prosim v2.0 has come out, a lot of headaches are behind me, thankfully. This has allowed me to get back to building! I have made a lot of …
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Thank you for a most informative site! Do you know of a source for sim panel faces and enclosures (the…
Thank you very much!
Just one word. Awesome! Keep up the good working
Hi Rod, much appreciated! Unfortunately I don't know of anyone who can make custom panels off-hand, though I'm certain there's…