It's good to have a backup
It's good to have a backup
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The dude's rig at home.
How to build your own home Sim rig.
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Perhaps the most complicated – and once more, expensive – aspects of building a one is the Forward Overhead Panel which will likely set you back anywhere from $1000 for an extremely basic one, to (more likely) $7000 to $10,000, possibly even as high as $12,000 for a fully accurate and articulate design.
Not that i want to build a simulator but there's none with Arduino or Raspi?
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I mean, these days, if you’re good with general fabrication skills and you’ve got a 3D printer, you could probably get a fully physically accurate instrumentation setup for 10-20% of that.
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If you live close enough to an airplane salvage, the switches are really the priciest bits.
Some basic microcontroller knowledge, plus wood and a drill is all it should take.
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If this guy only has 600 hours, he wasted his money. I'd expect this guy to have closer to 6000 at this point.
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Don't worry, he's got 10000 hours in various other flight sims
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Still looking for his co-pilot I see
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