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Thanks a lot deaconjb R1

Purchased. R1

homemade. R1

Hi, Small step on my simpit panels with "Arm Ground Safety" and "Anti-G valve following test." It moves slowly at the moment, but I expect two open cockpit display cards to run my 7-segment displays. R1

:thumbup: Superb Tacno!!! R1

Hi, Small update with the mounting panel "environment" and the panel "AAP". Then installed in the cockpit... R1

Very nice! you well advanced. :thumbup: R1

Hi Swaty, I've put my answer here not to mix topics: http://forum.lockon.ru/showthread.php?t=84572&page=15 R1

Hi Swaty, I used PVC (Forex) 3mm, I have given shape with a heat gun. This material is not plexi is a PVC opaque. I found this link which explains the English terms: http://www.signtekindia.com/signtek/ProductDetail.aspx?productId=24 R1

Thank a lot Deadman! you avoid repeating the same thing. :book: I made some panels for me with a font that matches the panels of the F16. It suits me very well and I decided to share my work with everyone, I spent a lot of time to make them but it helps a lot of people I think. And upcoming will have the same fonts. R1

Hi, Update with: Panels: Anti G suit valve Panel Arm Ground Safety Panel EGI HQ TOD Panel To download the zip file in my first message. It's available, I must make it available soon in PDF. Regards, R1

:thumbup: Very nice! R1

Hi Linden, Great job, I'm impressed! What you are using for switches, IOCARD other things? R1

Hi, I started to install the knobs on the potentiometers, encoders, etc... The buttons are from F16, I had to make some modifications and compromises, but it pleases me well. Sorry for the picture quality. R1

Thanks a lot Deadman :) R1

can anyone answer me? :helpsmilie: R1

Hi, Thank you for your comment. :) Today I will need some help. I'd like to know the text is missing in the photo? in the game is O'RIDE, that's right in real life? Thanks a lot ! And thanks a lot Keith Lafaille for the shot. :thumbup: R1

Very very nice!!! bravo! :thumbup: R1

Hi, these panels are no longer valid, the new version is here: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=84791 Regards, R1

Very nice! :thumbup: R1

Thanks. 1- Led strips >> http://cgi.ebay.fr/Superb-5M-3528-SMD-300-LED-LIGHT-STRIP-Green-Home-DECORATION-Party-12V-/160769001576?pt=UK_Home_Garden_Night_Lights_Fairy_Lights&hash=item256e944868 2- Dimmer >> http://cgi.ebay.fr/DC-12V-8A-LED-Light-Dimmer-Brightness-Adjustable-Controller-Energy-Saving-Lamp-/120830232822?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c220b08f6 3- No resistors, they are already on the strips of LED. You can cut the strip of led all three LEDs, and connect later. this is what I do for my lighting. Nine led, in groups of three and are spaced approximately 250mm. I've put a pdf for the explanation of the connection, if it can help. R1 Led_ex.pdf

Tonight, installation of lighting inside the upper flanks. Everything is again connected to a dimmer, really great! In the photos have the impression that the lighting is "powerful", but in reality it is very soft. So much for tonight ... R1

For ovals you can drill two holes with a drill and then cut the two lines ced on both sides straight with your exacto. I've attached a PDF for the explanation. :) R1 Cut_oval.pdf

I think I will not use my cockpit, I will bequeath to the Air Museum at Le Bourget in France. :smartass: Seriously, I will now work on the external lighting, the lamps that illuminate the cockpit sides. Thank you for your comment. R1

Very nice Jack !!! you are quite successful. :thumbup: Not hesitate to show us your future panels. I see that you can not make the holes oval, it is already just fine. PS: Sorry, I have not answered your last email, I was very busy. But given the result of your panels, you found the solution. R1