Twin engined cockpit dream

Hello! Thanks for having me on board. I've been flying RW and sims for longer than I care to remember. Just recently began to invest in control hardware. Would like to create a simple, one seat, probably non-enclosed, generic cockpit suitable for twin engined turboprops and jets. My DIY skills are average at best and I've forgotten anything I ever knew about electronics. I can, however, follow instructions. I have a triple mon set up using two video cards and Wide FS which gives me approx 120 degree field of view. I will probably keep this, but raise the screens off the table top on which they currently reside, to sit above a new 'panel/console'.

Thanks.

Welcome aboard, you've come to the right place, lot's of experienced builders to help you with any questions you may have.

Please keep us up to date on your product, we always like to see (Pics) what others are doing :) :) :)

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Originally Posted by JoHubb

Hello! Thanks for having me on board. I've been flying RW and sims for longer than I care to remember. Just recently began to invest in control hardware. Would like to create a simple, one seat, probably non-enclosed, generic cockpit suitable for twin engined turboprops and jets. My DIY skills are average at best and I've forgotten anything I ever knew about electronics. I can, however, follow instructions. I have a triple mon set up using two video cards and Wide FS which gives me approx 120 degree field of view. I will probably keep this, but raise the screens off the table top on which they currently reside, to sit above a new 'panel/console'.

Thanks.

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Pretty much my goal too, just be careful, cockpit building is addictive!! Welcome.
Steve.

Welcome to the Forum :) Looks like you're going the same way i went. Just starting small and working up from there. And instructions ... what are those? :) Once again great to have you in the community. Best of luck with the build and keep us updated.

Thanks, guys, for the warm welcome. Hopefully I will be capable of producing a bare bones cockpit, at least a couple of steps up from keyboard, joystick and table-top monitors. Don't hold your breath, though. Fast this will not be. ;)