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55 minutes ago, Bbow said:

Hi guys, I have just made the right side console and when I tried to assign all the buttons/switches in DCS I was very disappointed to see how many keybindings are missing for these panels. Basically all you have is the UHF & elec panel (minus the DC test switch).  Have any of you modified the LUA file to be able to assign keybindings to these switches?


Couldn't they work through DCS Bios though?

Posted
2 hours ago, Corvidae said:


Couldn't they work through DCS Bios though?

I've heard of DCS Bios but don't actually know what it is...looks like I got some research to do

 

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Been wondering if people would be up for doing something like the Open Hornet Project but for the Harrier?
Maybe create a discord where we could talk Harrier cockpit stuff, share our work, findings and pool our knowledge etc 🙂

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Posted
7 hours ago, Bbow said:

id be up for that. I'm about 2/3rds done with my build

 

 

Awesome, I have no idea how to set up a group like that, but would be cool to have a pooled vault of Harrier knowledge ^^

I'm only still at the CAD design stage, but I'm probably too meticulous in my process.

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Posted
12 hours ago, Corvidae said:

 

Awesome, I have no idea how to set up a group like that, but would be cool to have a pooled vault of Harrier knowledge ^^

I'm only still at the CAD design stage, but I'm probably too meticulous in my process.

There is a couple of Harrier FB groups....maybe it'll be easier to join them? or were you thinking of a group tailored to very specific needs?

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1 hour ago, Bbow said:

There is a couple of Harrier FB groups....maybe it'll be easier to join them? or were you thinking of a group tailored to very specific needs?


Already a member of them ^^

I was thinking about a discord group like the Open Hornet Project, specifically for the people building Harrier pits.
We could just do it here of course as well.

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Guys, a very kind soul has shared the exact measurements of the UFC (not including the master caution/warning rows). Its approx 136x142 mm .  

 

He also shared this, so the panels that the OP shared are pretty much exactly the right size: 

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I am down with the idea of forming an OpenHarrier group. I am in early planning stages, although I have 3d printed the UFC from here and started 3d modeling the throttle grip.

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On 11/8/2021 at 1:23 PM, Xpendable said:

I am down with the idea of forming an OpenHarrier group. I am in early planning stages, although I have 3d printed the UFC from here and started 3d modeling the throttle grip.

You get anywhere with this?

Just got my cnc dialled in and have made some PCB's for my first pass at the MFD's and would be cool to join in with anyone else designing a pit!

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I did create an OpenHarrier faocebook group.  It's just 2 of us so far.  Feel free to find us and I'll accept you.  I've been working on a CAD model for the seat and cockpit in FreeCAD.  I've gotten pretty far as you can see from this screenshot.  Still a long way to go.  Hope to start construction in March.

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  • 8 months later...
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@Xpendabledid you already start construction on this epic Simpit?

 

did you already start construction on this epic Simpit?

 

As I am currently doing a little bit more generic version, I wanted to applaud you for this great realistic version!

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  • 2 years later...
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In case anyone comes here to this old thread... Yes, I am still working on this, and yes, construction did start.  My project evolved into the OpenHarrier project, and all of the models and designs are open source, made using only open source tools (such as FreeCAD, KiCAD, and Inkscape).  We have an OpenHarrier Facebook group, an OpenHarrier Discord, a website, and a GitHub repository.  There's still a long way to go, but as you can see, things have advanced quite a bit since 2021.null

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