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Love the switch panels, nice work! What do you use as a controller? Keep up the good work!

Just bought a copy of icontrol and i love it. Very easy to setup once you have read the online instructions. I only had to assign the IP on the ipad app and runs perfect. The only thing i noticed is a little drop in framerates. Keep up the good work boarder Regards, Jedi

Nice, thanks for the reply Peter :thumbup: Sorry about missing the already excisting thread ....

Hi there, I gotta question about installing DCS A-10 on a second pc just for planning missions. I am in the luxury position of having a simpit wich flies very nice but for planning missions it is not that good. 3H2Go setup, laying slight back and a keyboard wich almost stands verticaly is not comfortable for planning. So i thought: What if i install DCS on a second pc just for planning, will it hurt my activation? Regards, Johan

Nice vid, tnx

Hell yeah!!! ... Thanks a lot DCS!!

Awesome! ... That looks great! Man, i would love to spent some cash on such panels Keep it up

Very nice, love those switchpanels.

Had some nice cushions made for my pit :thumbup:

Very nice! I am also thinking of mounting a buttkicker. Probably direct under the seat pan.

Man, that is just sick! .. Tnx for sharing

Very nice

Nice, one small thing, swap the handles on the seat. The one with the two handles belongs on the right side. Sketchup viewer can be found here: http://sketchup.google.com/intl/en/download/gsuviewer.html

@Weldzian For your information see attachments. your parts.pdf sideparts.pdf

A little extra are these home made stickers to put on the panel.

Hi wlezian, No problem to anwser your questions. First, no i do not have a step by step instruction manual, but most of it is pretty straight forward. Could u tell me what parts you are refering to? Maybe i can explain it then or make a small assembly picture. Second, no there is no reinforcement between the seat and the backrest. The backrest just slides in the 2 slots of the seat. Somting i added later were 2 little brackets behind the steel pipes for stopping the seat moving forward. Third, the slots in de seat are wider because the backrest slides in on a angle. Also the seat is adjustible in height so is needs some free margin. (see pictures) Fourth, i will look it up to see i have missed anything there. EDIT: yes, you are right, it was somtin i had changed later when i had the pit cnc-ed, the 12mm extra should not be there. Keep u posted :thumbup:

Very promising

That's a beautiful piece of hardware :thumbup:

note to all, further needed for this pit are 2 steel pipes wich hold the seat and backrest. Dimension for theses pipes are: - seat support: 25mm/550mm - backrest support: 25mm/510mm

Thanks again g

Nice progress Ragtop

I used a MDF primer. Finish is much smoother and yes MDF absorbes. I used a roller (or how do you call this) for the big surfaces and a brush in the corners.

That's sweet! .. somtin i want to do for my pit too. Kinda scary for a noob on electronics like me.

I've updated the stick hub by extending it 25mm. See the attachment for details. Whartog Home Cockpit by Jedi updated stick hub.zip

Love to see this in the next update