"Real" Korry switch, about 2 dollar max.

Hi All,

Just to mention that a new tutorial here was added by Ivo de Colfmaker from Antwerp (Belgium) about a fully working "real" Korry-switch.

"Real" is here:

Latching ON/OFF positions and a realistic "travel-distance" between the ON and OFF position of about 10 mm. See docs at http://www.korry.com
This is important because it gives the nice "irregular" profile of e.g. an overhead with switches in or out !
All commercially available switches (except Korry...:-) have a much shorter "travel-distance".

Building costs about 1-2 U.S. Dollar at max.

See: http://www.mycockpit.org/tutorials/showentry.php?e=34

Hessel Oosten

Hi Hessel,

again a usefull post. You 're great (old news, i know)

Uploaded 2 pics of Ivo de Colfmaker's superb home-build Korry's in the Lelystad 2009 photo library.

Hessel

http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/d...7/DSCN2233.JPG
http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/d...7/DSCN2235.JPG

I know this is a very old post, so sorry to bring it up, but since all the downloads were re-organised etc, i guess this one got lost! Have you Hessel? or anyone else, still got this tutorial, as it would be great for people to have! Thanks very much

Jordan

Hi Jordan,

After the re-organisation of the files here more files went into space here ...:-)
Can't find my file about ARINC-bezels dimensions anymore too.

Nevertheless I have the file you mentioned.
See your private post here for mail, so I can send it to you.

All credist of this great design to IVO DE COLFMAKER from Belgium.

Hessel

Hessel, I would greatly appreciate if you could send me over all the appropriate files too. Thank you very, very much.

Jack

Hi Hessel, sorry we lost the file, could you please try to upload the file again? If not you can attach it to a post in this thread.

Matt Olieman

Hi Matt,

Did send to you:

ARINC Style Bezels.zip (Hessel Oosten)

and

How I build my korry switch.pdf (Ivo de Colfmaker)

Hessel

Files added to the "Download" area. Thank you Hessel. :)

http://www.mycockpit.org/forums/down...p?do=cat&id=27

Matt Olieman

Ahhhh dammit. It needs a CNC Mill =(.