Deadman

Do you have a picture and a size reference?

Or just pick up an (on) off (on) switch

Yup sure thing I forgot being condensing is a good this good luck on those measurements

Check Hansolos Thread this post https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=3411577&postcount=196

guys a lot of the panel measurement have been covered in the past. Many control panels are use in several air craft, your going to have to do some research don't expect some one to find every thing for you for free.

Well if I say SWAG people will get upset so I would call all of those fiction just an fyi

Well done looks like a gfeat pit.

No it is CLOSED see post #12

No

The ones you made the guy is just freaking out and thinks you can just purchase parts for a complete pit that will all fit together.

Thanks for the info just wanted to check. I would have never guessed you could find real parts cheaper on ebay than yours.

These are all copies from China and not real parts correct.

Hans Has posted how to trace switch connection so it does not matter if some one purchases the same CDU panel or a different one off of the bay. He has all so along with GS Rain solved most if not all switch programming or function problems for example the TACAN Panel. You guys don't need to do the experimentation just check out his thread he even has posted the Arduino Sketches It is the single best resource for panel implementation I have seen.

panels are looking very thin for that kind of price

Have you looked threw Hans Solo's thread?

your links show Sorry, the file you have requested does not exist.

Had a request for some cheaper Switch cap replicas round, flat ,and Eaton cone with .24 by .5 hole on the Shape ways site now. gray or white plastic

Sounds like a great deal

Size?

F-18 Hornet simulator cockpit There is no Main instrument pane the two on it look like they are for a F5 Not many panels so you might get by with a lower offer good luck . I have no contact with the seller I just found the listing. https://www.ebay.com/itm/F-A-18C-HORNET-TACTICAL-OPERATIONAL-FLIGHT-TRAINER-TUB-F-A-18-F18-COCKPIT/273334725679?hash=item3fa404ec2f:g:umsAAOSw2sZbOoxu

Don't It can be a waist of time and very frustrating . First you have not said what you want to make, decide on how accurate of a cockpit you want to make. Make a budget and start saving for your build. Seriously best thing i ever did was to put money away every month just for the cockpit build. When i found a military trainer i made an offer and the guy took it I had the cash and the deal was done. I would suggest if you don't have access to a museum with a display. Find the most accurate model produced make sure you know any faults with it before purchasing it. The modeling sites are full of information. Use it as a cockpit in side and out reference. get a good set of calipers for measuring. Get a cockpit lay out do your research ,IFF Control Panel C-6280A (P), Oxygen regulator panels and a few others are used in multiple aircraft and can be found on eBay. get the panel Miil spec. Making your console to hold real control panel allows you to use real ones if you find them. This is the best way to start a build in my experience.

The semi auto cuts down on training and in a high stress situation with limited ammunition it makes sence. I would rather have a rifle than a pistol in a survival situation.

Well it is about time for pilots to be issued a survival weapon that is appropriate. https://www.military.com/daily-news/2018/06/30/air-force-crews-get-new-rifle-defense-case-crash-ejection.html?ESRC=airforce_180702.nl

Where are you located? these do come up for sale now and then in the states

Interesting