Custom control panel for Hurricane
 

Finally finished it! And everything is working. The only thing that I haven't done is put the knobs on the three levers for Landing Gear, Flaps, and Radiator (because the knobs are to heavy and pull the levers to the bottom of their range, minor details haha)
This control panel is only for the Hawker Hurricane's in the game. Future control panels will be for other individual aircraft. The reason I haven't made a universal panel for all the aircraft is because it seems that each plane has a wide variety of used controls. I would hate to see a button for Airbrake, and have in not work for half the planes. Let me know what you guys think! (sorry the pics are crappy, they were taken with my phone, in a wonderful Holiday Inn Express, oh the life of living on the road)

- Apache

http://i.imgur.com/4hDJWjZ.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/dK6zvi6.jpg

http://i.imgur.com/xTeP78i.jpg

Well done! Dedication and practicality. War winning virtues!

Hello,
My first post here... I saw your panel and had to sign up...

I am very interested in your panel... I have wanted to do this for my flight sim cockpit for several years now but lack the knowledge on where to start...

Was it very hard to do?

Any basics you could share on doing this?

I get PC Pilot magazine and would love to build a "working" cockpit that has the gauges operating and such but did not think the game software would support it... I know I could do this for using the Microsoft FSX but I want this for an air combat sim...

I would appreciate any ingo you could throw my way!

Thanks a bunch!

Steve

Very nice project!!...might I suggest sliding an O-ring gasket or something to fill that void over the levers to act as a friction to prevent them from dropping...but I'm sure that you have a few ideas of your own to fix that problem. :cool:

Salvo,

CloD allow use a second monitor via Devicelink to show instruments- you VGA need "dual-output", a common feature - sample:

http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.co...5&d=1394137760

About: http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.co...ead.php?t=3887

No is not very hard to do - but are not easy too. :)

To start you need basic tools, know how make wire solders, the D.I.Y. stuff.

The first thing is get a USB controller to handle additional buttons, axis... example:

http://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index....roducts_id=204

What you can do with one - using the tools and some material. ;)

http://theairtacticalassaultgroup.co...ricane+cockpit

Sokol1

Thanks Sokol1!

I'll have a look when I get home from work...