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Small update: I have create a section with videos showing how to use the site for those who are interesting: http://hogpits.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=9&Itemid=23

Thank you!:) Still work in progress!

Thanks to reactorone and Gadroc work, first articles are published on the site!(I appreciate your help) Thank you for your help! :beer: How to from Ragtop http://hogpits.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=6&Itemid=24 reactorone pit http://hogpits.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=10&Itemid=25 I hope you like it!

Thank you Cali :)

I had the skills; I have disk space already paid on a shared server and a couple of days off, so I decide to give it a try! Here it is: http://hogpits.net It’s not ready, in fact there a lot of things to be done. But I thought that if the community is interesting the site will be built on the go. What is ready now? A Pit gallery, space where every registered member can create his own photo album and publish the progress of the work on his Hog Pit. A download section where members can upload related files (*.lua), blueprints etc A forum where anyone will post ideas to be adopted Categories, Subcategories) Need to be done: Correct any bugs Set up the forum, the download section and photo gallery the way that fits the needs of the users. I hope you like it! The section with videos showing how to use the site for those who are interesting to publish stuff: http://hogpits.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=category&layout=blog&id=9&Itemid=23

Brilliant!!!

Thanks again reactorone! Previous files are uploaded here (. eps and tif)

Great !

You may need to upload photo somewhere else, because I can see the following message Choose "new reply" and then "manage attachments".

I used Reatorones printouts, but at the moment there is no way to build a full pit so I had to edit the files to fit my panel: http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=82092 Non realistic but it's OK for me!:)

Hello and welcome! I will try to answer # 2 and # 3 2) You can build it yourself. An excellent build by Hell finger you maybe missed http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=82268 3) I have trying myself the Reactorone'ssolution below for the panels. Easy, cheap and good looking. http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=81142 http://www.checksix-forums.com/showthread.php?t=145633

It's a very good set up and it will be better when you add more (panels etc)! :thumbup:

There are restrictions but you can't say that 77'' is not tall!

Thank you very much!!:thumbup: Your comments (at least for my posts and my project) are very welcome and useful! :prop:

Check pm:)

Tom, I think I found an easy way to do this! If you use a a 3 way toggle ON-OFF-ON and connect the wires like the image below, when you set it to ON then two actions happened together. Tested using open cockpits USB card only in Win control panel not in the Sim.

Thank you, it's a good idea! There are not cheap. I did a search and found two versions. I guess Analog edition will be OK for me.

A few words about GPUs At the moment, because I went from E5400 to i5 the new mobo has only one PCI-e so I can drive only one MFCD (plus main monitor). During my testing (using the older PC) which had 2 X PCIe) I had this configuration: Main GPU is GTX 260 and secondary is GeForce6200. Connected this way: LG 24'' and left MFCD at GTX 260 , right MFCD at 6200. I couldn't manage to have both MFCD at 6200, don't know why. I don't know if I can drive a fourth VGA monitor to drive RWR, Clock etc. Here is the old video Also, tested at FSX

That 's the point!:thumbup: I think you need a third panel between them to house MFCDs and a couple (or more) monitors behind. I am doing this , and when I finish I will work on you idea!

I guess you can do that if you use some kind of software. Don't know... Did you try SV Mapper? http://forum.sukhoi.ru/attachment.php?attachmentid=70479&d=1173468799

I like those panels! What are you using to drive these switches?

I have done some testing, before I go back to the lab. Here how it looks on the desk: Next photo shows Clock, etx exported to the same monitor. Well, the.lua file is not configured properly so the images are a mess! Also here is a video shows the panel in action. Only Right MFD and RWR Screen (the small cross on the left of the MFD).

I have the first post updated with this diagram:

Thank you! And thanks for your work on the files!:)

It's 8'' Monitors, this one here 8.0" digital lcd display ( I am the buyer from Greece!) Dimensions are 16x12 cm (active) for 8'' and 21×16 afor 10'' model