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P-51 Front panel

 

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Cockpit-P-51D-Mustang-FLIGHT-PANEL-P51-WWII-USAAF-US-WW2-WARBIRD-USAF-AVION-/330721033193?pt=JG_FR_Collections_Aviation&hash=item4d00827be9

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AAU-9/A In rough shape probably well over priced for the condition, but in case anyone wants.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Aircraft-Indicator-Rate-Climb-AAU-9-A-heavy-damaged-/130496943574

 

Be aware that it looks like someone has already opened it up and messed with it. On the picture of the back you'll see the electrical connector on the right hand side is missing. A good one would have two blue and two red wires and I only see one wire coming out. They may be intack on the inside but can't tell. Those are the wires for the lighting for the gauge, which you'd likely have to replace anyways, but if the wires are missing or damaged it would be very difficult.

Deadman

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G that is art in part he is all ways high priced.

moken you can modify or put a step moter, servo, aircore on anything all most and make it function there are many examples on the net ,this site, and in Mike's books

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https://forum.dcs.world/topic/133818-deadmans-cockpit-base-plans/#comment-133824

CNCs and Laser engravers are great but they can't do squat with out a precise set of plans.

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crawlerz

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OMG I'M GONNA HAVE A FIT! that was me! :smartass:that was my manual. glad to see that it wound up in good hands. it took about a week to assemble and get all the kinks out of the process (the exact positioning of the rings/paper length, pages processing (not auto duplexed), etc.)

 

if anyone here's interested I can make another one. will take about a week maybe 2.

 

$85 this time cuz I gotta buy another 2" binder (apparently those are hard to find:cry:)

cichlidfan

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$85 this time cuz I gotta buy another 2" binder (apparently those are hard to find:cry:)

 

Staples will sell them to you in any quantity you desire.;)

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crawlerz

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Staples will sell them to you in any quantity you desire.;)

 

I dont use the 11x8.5 inch ones. I use the 5.5x8.5 inch ones. makes the manual manageable.

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I dont use the 11x8.5 inch ones. I use the 5.5x8.5 inch ones. makes the manual manageable.

 

Those I don't have trouble finding either, but not for $5!

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Amazon. First place I look for almost anything.

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BHawthorne

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Interesting

 

well it was for sale,but wow! lol

 

I know who got it. I'm the one that showed the new owner the ebay listing. I pondered trading my F-84F cockpit for it, but mine is way more complete. They ended up trading a few things for it. I'm helping the new owner with it. He lives about 15 miles away. He's got air intakes for it now, an ejection seat and a few other new goodies. It was lifted up off the trailer a few weeks ago to check out all the access panel areas. I expect he'll be repainting the fuselage in the next month or two. The owner also has a complete B-52 cockpit interfaced to FS9.

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I know who got it. I'm the one that showed the new owner the ebay listing. I pondered trading my F-84F cockpit for it, but mine is way more complete. They ended up trading a few things for it. I'm helping the new owner with it. He lives about 15 miles away. He's got air intakes for it now, an ejection seat and a few other new goodies. It was lifted up off the trailer a few weeks ago to check out all the access panel areas. I expect he'll be repainting the fuselage in the next month or two. The owner also has a complete B-52 cockpit interfaced to FS9.

 

Post some pics of it!

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BHawthorne

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Post some pics of it!

I don't have any recent pics of it, but I do have pics of it the day it was delivered. It was an instructional airframe at Langley AFB hence all the battle damage patch training on the side. It was demiled by being chopped up into 4 major pieces -- nose, tail and wings. None of the sections could be purchased together, so it went to four different salvage operations. This is just the nose part. Demil for instructional airframes are handled differently than active inventory aircraft. Even so, they're stripped pretty bare. It's essentially a shell, with the canopy, main instrument panel and hud only left. Even then, it makes for a good simpit project with the right surplus connections. A year from now it should be a very cool display.

 

Just imagine when DCS World really starts going and third party aircraft start showing up. His F-15, B-52 and my F-84F could all be running DCS World using real airframes and add-on aircraft. :pilotfly:

 

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Daze

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I don't have any recent pics of it, but I do have pics of it the day it was delivered. It was an instructional airframe at Langley AFB hence all the battle damage patch training on the side. It was demiled by being chopped up into 4 major pieces -- nose, tail and wings. None of the sections could be purchased together, so it went to four different salvage operations. This is just the nose part. Demil for instructional airframes are handled differently than active inventory aircraft. Even so, they're stripped pretty bare. It's essentially a shell, with the canopy, main instrument panel and hud only left. Even then, it makes for a good simpit project with the right surplus connections. A year from now it should be a very cool display.

 

Just imagine when DCS World really starts going and third party aircraft start showing up. His F-15, B-52 and my F-84F could all be running DCS World using real airframes and add-on aircraft. :pilotfly:

 

f15_sm1.jpg

f15_sm2.jpg

 

Awesome, thanks!

 

It really is big, most pics don't do the size of the jets justice. It will be very cool being able to jump between cockpits to fly different jets, have some friends round etc would be great fun. I'm sure they're a bummer to set up though for all the different buttons. He must have a large warehouse to keep these in or do they sit outside?

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BHawthorne

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Mine is in a warehouse. The B-52 and F-15 are in an aircraft hanger at an flight instrumentation business. They're all mobile though with their own trailers, so they can be driven anywhere. The B-52G is mostly just plug the power in and boot up the computers. Neither the F-84F nor the F-15A have been interfaced yet, so that'll be an adventure in the future. There is also a single seat Navy F-4 simulator, a T-33 simulator and a USAF two seat F-4 simulator that they have.

 

A few of us have been batting around the idea of a simpit gathering in Wichita KS at the Kansas Aviation Museum in the future. We're all ramp staff there so we have full access to all the aircraft there and maintain them. Having a bunch of real cockpit simpits there for people to hop between for networked flight would be fun. And while not flying we could tour people through the real aircraft on display.

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