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    My home made overhead frame

    After receiving the Simworld ovhd panels I decided to make a frame for them myself out of aluminium. It was a lot of work but totally worth it :

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    Now, the overhead is almost finished and I decided to share it with the world

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    And the bussiness end:

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    I hope you enjoyed the pictures

    Martin

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    Re: My home made overhead frame

    it's been a while, but it's a slow process :

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    wiring detail:

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    backlighting test:

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    Engine start switches detail :

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    yummy:

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    Thanks for watching

    Martin

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    Re: My home made overhead frame

    That looks gorgeous!!! Having dealt with aluminum myself for various sim-bits, I applaud your talent! What sort of tools are you using? Seems I have to go to extreme lengths to make halfway presentable metal bits, and they still don't look nearly that nice!

    Writing your own software for everything?

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    Re: My home made overhead frame

    I have a drill press and an electric scroll saw, that's all.
    I have a Prosim737 license (for the old price, thank god) and using Leo Bodnar cards, Phidgets and some Sismo cards I luckily don't have to write anything