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Here is the integration of the lever of the throttle.

Some news! I made the rod under the ejection handle and the throttle base.

Just after building the ejection seat handle support I found a Mirage 2000 handle (the one I had was from a Mirage 5 and was too tall). So I had to make a new support with square holes :cry: But now it is nice :)

You will have to wait for Dimebug to release the files... It should happen soon

Thanks for him.

Yes it is.

Here is some pics of my brand new Mirage 2000C throttle. The model is design by Dimebug and it is just awesome!!!! And cherry on the cake: he will release it for download soon!!!!

Thank you!

Thanks a lot Askerov!!! Here is the ejection seat handle. The handle is from a Belgium Mirage 5. It is a little bit too long for a Mirage 2000...

Not so many updates but i like to see lot of photos on a building thread so I guess you too :D

Here is the piece making the link between the ejection handle and the sears of the 2 seat initiator firing cartridge.

Here is a leg restraint line cones receiver made with my 3D printer. On the real seat there is a mecanism which lock the cone and which can be unlock by the little lever on the left of the seat. I have decided not to make this mecanism to be able to use the lever for an analog command (for the zoom for example) and I place a magnet at the rear of the receiver to maintain the cone.

Ok. Onshape is still free under certain conditions: your models are public and you have a limited space.

Hi epolta, Yes you can export an STL file but you have to create an account first. It is free. Once logged in you must right click on the model and select Export.

Hi Tantalum, Yes you can take measurement on Onshape. For the height (21mm) just left click on the flat surface on top of the switch then on the flat surface on the botom of the switch (use right click + drag to rotate the switch) and the measurement appears in the botom right corner of the screen. For the diameter (10mm) just click on a circle. Instead of redrawing the entire piece you can create an account on Onshape and copy my model to be able to modify it in your account.

Here is 3 new models...and the last ones because I have no other types. The first one is found on the radar mode switch (HFR/BFR)for example. The second one is found on the radar range switch for example. The third one is found on the In-flight restart switch. You can find them with the link I shared earlier. The printable knurling versions are to be re-worked for a better result but I have no time for this by now.

I made another version with a printable knurling (the knurling is bigger than the real one) and it is quite convincing on my cheap printer.

Here is a picture of the 3D model of the big switch cap I made from a real switch. You can find it here : https://cad.onshape.com/documents/69b05354e82a45708ba9e605/w/c3a54da1f964f38f952c7a78/e/0b8267d15187143a87d30556 You can use it to modelize your own or take this one if its suits you. The knurling can't be printed by the average 3D printer with a 0.4mm nozle so I made a second version without knurling. Maybe the knurling could be printable with a SLA printer... I will modelize the other switch caps type that I have soon. Hope it helps!

This week I worked on the leg restraint line lock mechanism. I made a second left flanck in plexiglass so that you can see the inside.

Your welcome ;) I sent you a private message, did you receive it?

Hi petitnouveau! I completely missed your topic considering it is not really in the good section of the forum (https://forums.eagle.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=101) and it is a shame because I absolutely love it!!!!! Not a 100% accurate cockpit but tons of new ideas and a very good design job. I am totaly fan! Keep going!

:) Your welcome!

HelloTechRoss. Here is my mk10 seat: https://cad.onshape.com/documents/651bbe75522eb6957c47998f/w/a4ff1af7b7ae08a8b38845eb/e/211dffce42f007e2d6d6a370 This is not fusion 360 but it is also free. Oh, and it is stil WIP...

Ok, great! I am looking forward to see your work...

Thank you for your compliments!! Could you please share some pics of your button boxes?