DCS A-10C : independents panels by Tacno

[tacno]

The last panel..... then I stop here

 

The article in french here, but you can tray Google translate or see the pictures...Perhaps one day, I'll translate my website

 

 

I'll change the gears of the right fuel needle. Today, it's precission less. Teeth are missing

Edited April 17, 2013 by tacno

[Hansolo]

Very nice. Like to a picture showing the complete setup :thumbup:

 

 

cheers

 

Hans

[MacFevre]

Tres Bien! (I think that's very nice in French? My son speaks French, me? Not so much! :) ) Anyway, fantastic work.

[ApoNOOB]

You made me green with envy, congrats! :3 Great work! Can't say much more to that, wow.

[tacno]

This is the end...

 

 

Now, I am ready for the next LAN party in dark room in one week :thumbup:

 

 

I have lot of pleasures to "fly" with my homepit in a very good simulator that is DCS, in fact the best simulator today...

It's my alone reward. Now I ajust details, I tune DCS.

For 8 months, I can fly with a complet homepit in my french virtual wing : 3rd-Wing.net (about 54 pilots). Today I can fly in a dark room !!!

 

Normally, I won't build any panel. TISL, IFF and HARS are missing.

 

Keep it up for all.

[moken]

Waaaaa super XD

[metalnwood]

Excellent!

[Laurius]

Tacno, t'es un champion (you're a champion) !! Bravo

 

You're pit and those pics taken in the dark are amazingly awesome ! :thumbup:

[Panthro]

Love it! hope I get that far.

[tacno]

Love it! hope I get that far.

At the beginning, I thought what you wrote.

See further... Build better :thumbup:

[tacno]

Departure to LAN Party

 

If you ask yourself why I put casters under the consoles.

 

Here is a begining of an answer :

 

Very pratical for LAN party...

[Rockeyes]

That is truly an inspiration Tacno and +1 for sharing the information on your very nice website.

[tacno]

That is truly an inspiration Tacno and +1 for sharing the information on your very nice website.

Many thanks Rockeyes.

When I read this forum several years ago, many posts were sensational for me.

I tought it was impossible to do that.

Today, If my pictures can guide someone, or someone becomes a homepiter then I succeeded something.

[Hansolo]

Looks very neat Tacno. Thanks for the many pictures and also youtube clips. Have helped me a lot :thumbup:

 

Cheers

 

Hans

[Tizid]

O M G. I would translate that to français, but the one and only words i remember from french lesson are "Arthur, c'est un perroquet" :D

 

Damn, i really need more time to spend in things like that.

[tacno]

Some pictures of my homepit in april 2013

 

Day environment...

 

 

 

 

 

 

Night environment...

 

All lights are on, except flood

 

 

>>>Larger pictures here<<<

[Swaty]

OMG!

 

Beautiful!

 

 

:clap_2::clap_2:

[Duckling]

Amazing work, tacno

[MacFevre]

Awe astounding. There should be a badge on this forum, that after a review by, say, ten peers, you are able to place proudly next to your username. It should say "Master Builder." And you sir, would have my vote to be the first person to receive such an award!

 

You, M. are truly a master builder. Bon travail

[nobrot]

Outstanding work, and I will be adding your thread to my list of inspirations!

[Boltz]

Incredible cockpit and great photos tacno!

[tacno]

...You, M. are truly a master builder. Bon travail

Many thanks MacFevre. Yours words go to my heart.

 

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All photo are there to motivate homepit-builders.

 

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Too, my homepit is mounted and unmounted 50 times by year. This action takes 10 min.

I put myself constraints for tidying up and LAN party transport.

 

In my "gameroom", the pit is placed under the desk.

Theses following pictures show the room in "normal" configuration :

[Glider_UK]

Excellent work, looks fabulous

[Boltz]

I see for the MIP you used a 10" 16:9 and a 19" 4:3 screen but how did you display the AOA, Clock, SAI and UHF repeater?

[Kubi]

Outstanding work! I just can agree with MacFevre