PCB for EFIS

Hello.

2 weeks ago i have bought EFIS_SET from www.symulatory.com but i dont know how to do PCB board which contains all components needed to EFIS like tactile swicthes,
Rotary Switch with tactile switch for changing Type of map and changing distance . And Rotary Switch with encoder and tactile switch for BARO and MINS also with a switches ;)
I have all knobs and all but dont have PCB which i cant made becouse i dont know how to.That all have to be connected for master card(which i have) from Opencockpits also i need a SIOC script for that panel .
If somebody can make this contant me in Private i will be give you a full scale diameters of panel (i use scanner to get corectly diameters of EFIS).

And last thing i put this post in right forum ??:roll:

Check out this link http://personales.ya.com/micabina737...fis/efis1i.htm

You can also download his EFIS PCB layout from there too.

Although a PCB is ideal, it is not absolutely necessary. Just solder the connections and use a BU0386X card (http://www.leobodnar.com/products/BU0836X/) and program the EFIS via FSUIPC.

I want to use my mastercard becouse i dont know what to do with this :P Bigest problem is this i cant make a rotary siwtch with encoder and push button its to hard for me :P.

refresh still waiting for offers !:roll:

It might be cheaper to ask www.symulatory.com to sell you just the PCB then to ask someone to custom design a PCB based on your panel's dimensions. Again, you don't need a PCB you can just solder wired connections to everything. If the encoders are confusing, check out http://www.737ng.co.uk/ Look at the technical and components sections. In terms of the SIOC script what software are you planning on using Project Magenta, PMDG, etc.

hello olbi........
you can make your own PDB using Veroboard. most components have a 1/10" (2.54mm) pitch between pins or multiples of that. this type of board is punched out at 1/10" so making the circuit is not so difficult if you plan it out.
here's an example......http://www.737ng.co.uk/project22.jpg
hope that helps you out.....
regards .... ian