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  1. 04-08-2013, 11:38 AM #1
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    Greetings from the tundra...

    Hey everyone. I'm from north/central Alberta, Canada. Winter came early and refuses to leave, so I've been holed up in the basement working on my sim!

    I've been creeping info off here for months, but I have some questions I can't find answers to, so I thought I should start making some actual posts. Looking forward to corresponding with you all!

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    Re: Greetings from the tundra...

    Welcome onboard!

    Hope you get a lot of good advises down the track.

    What are you building?

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    Re: Greetings from the tundra...

    Thanks Peter!

    Nothing too crazy, a C172 panel in front of a curved screen. I've been slowly adding to it for almost a year, you can certainly go down a rabbit hole! I just ordered all the components for Ian's force feedback yoke, as I find the least realistic thing about flying a sim vs flying an actual 172 is the poor yoke.

    Just checked out your blog, nice work!
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