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Combined Config Item Visual Locator
A visual reference for all configurable items within the ProSimB738 Combined Config menu.
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Buying Parts for your Home Flight Simulator Cockpit
What do you need to know when buying parts for your home flight simulator cockpit build?
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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.
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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.
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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 …
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Just yesterday I finished building the same but used FDS 737 Shell together. The overhead supporting structure that I see…
Thanks. I updated the Markus Pilot reference, and the other measurement site apparently no longer exists unfortunately.
Most links are out of date
Hi, if you mean the two rails that run from front to rear and the cross strut, yes those came…