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hi guys just whant to know i see in diffrent projects that alot of builders have printed the panels onto A4 paper and they are 100% ther real size,some builders use them as dummy panels antilthe make or buy the real panel can any one help out on were i can find theas 100%panels so i can print them out or even tell me how it is done:D
Try here I think theses are to scale http://users.skynet.be/jcordon/cockpit/panels.htm ;)
thanks nice site but i am looking for airbus panels thanks;)
That is a really cool link, I went there and printed out a few panels, but they seem to be undersized when printed, I am experiementing now with "print to x% of original size" to find the ratio.
It appears to need to be increased to at least 128%. If someone could provide the actual dimensions for a panel or two from the overhead panel, preferably one of the larger panels, I can do the math and get the exact ratio.
I dont have anything on the 737 overhead but they should all be done to the same scale, the XPNDR panel in that drawing is the same as the real one i have here and that measures (backplate) 145.8mm by 56.73mm, if you can get the XPNDR to work then so long as you use the same scale value for all the other panels you should be ok
Thank you Phil, that is the "Rosetta Stone" for this endevour. This thread is timely too, as I am working on my Overhead now, and this will definitely help.
Between 129-130%, but my printer properties only allow changes in 1% increments. So I will use 130%, it's within 3/10mm.
I made a pdf awhile ago http://www.mycockpit.org/fileshare/s...tryuserid=2999 so people could print anything they wanted a 1:1. Just print any area at 100%.
these are realy graet it makes you whant to build a 737:Dto bad no one has done this on an airbus 340 and he we go again serching;)
Any good for you?
A340-300 HYD/FUEL 171.5 X 325.5