Project 85535 (Tu-154B2)

[601]

Hi there!
Let me present you our Tu-154B2 project:<O:p></O:p>
http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/showgallery.php?ppuser=2019&cat=500

[Bob Reed]

WOW!!! Very nice!! And welcome to our nut house! This project is looking great!

[601]

WOW!!! Very nice!! And welcome to our nut house! This project is looking great!

Thank you, Bob ;)

[Gsey]

As Bob said.... WOW. Thats awsome work your doing there. Great to see your project. Thanks for sharing with us.

Gary

[601]

The gauges are getting alive… You can see the flaps indicator on video that uses IOCards Servos: http://www.avsim.ru/files.phtml?action=viewonline&id=12099

[Polmer]

That's one serious project you have going.
Wow!

Looks great,

~Polmer

[Matt Olieman]

Excellent!!!!! FANTASTIC!!! Amazing work..... AND Welcome to MyCockpit.org :) :)

Thank you!!!!

Matt O.

[601]

Thank you, guys!

We'll keep going and inform you ;)

Thank you again!

Yakov.

[dodiano]

You got to love those Russian Planes!! AMAZING PROJECT GUYS!!

Regards,

Roberto

[luisgordo]

IMPRESSIVE!!! Nice work! 8)

[Joe Cygan]

Man, I absolutely love this project.

OUTSTANDING JOB!

[Michael Carter]

That's awesome!!!

Finally another three holer builder!

I think that makes four of us here now.

Keep up the great work!

[vitabutch]

Hi there!
Let me present you our Tu-154B2 project:<O:p></O:p>

Hey Yakov, nice to see you here!
Sorry for letting you guys alone for 2 weeks, but now I am back in Kiev so we can start next week the gauges story :p
Why don't you tell people how long it takes to electrify the cabin and put the lights on? ;)

P.S. as you guys can see most of the flight controls actuators are real. As soon as we find an AC converver to make 400Hz we can make all this stuff moving!!! :D

[601]

Hi guys,

As I can see, the pictures that were attached to my previous posts are not accessible anymore.

Is there a way to fix this issue?

[601]

The "Baklan" radio stations are working from now; take a look on this video: http://download3.avsim.ru/dl/ticket/ZmlkPTEzMDY0JnVpZD03NTY3JmlwPTgyLjE5My4xMDguMTQ5JmhsPQ/id/f57a8994dd711c775bb027d3b97ababb48052274/93/13064_UKV_test2.zip

Still can’t add pictures… :(

[warvet]

Yakov,
I want to see the pictures :( try posting them in the gallery instead. Your radio project looks fantastic can you describe how you made actual radios work in FS9 sort of a tutorial for other builders, Im sure everyone would benefit.

Regards Tim
A340
Canada

[601]

Yakov,
I want to see the pictures :( try posting them in the gallery instead. Your radio project looks fantastic can you describe how you made actual radios work in FS9 sort of a tutorial for other builders, Im sure everyone would benefit.

Regards Tim
A340
Canada

Hi, Tim!
Yes, I can add pictures to the gallery, but I wander how I can attach them to my posts…

We deal with mechanical radio panels. Each panel is represented by set of switches. So we have the binary code, which can be read using Opencockpits Mastercard and decoded with SIOC-script – that’s how we made them…

Regards,
Yakov.

[601]

Some progress in our project: NAV and ADF panels are wired and programmed:

http://www.avsim.ru/files.phtml?action=download&id=13370&hl

http://www.avsim.ru/files.phtml?action=download&id=13369&hl

[warvet]

Yakov,
Now that is one very impressive sim my friend :) Cant wait to see your video on youtube ;)

Regards
Tim
A340

[ivar hestnes]

Yakov

Upload pictures to www.photobucket.com (http://www.photobucket.com) Then you can insert link to pictures when you are posting. Then the pictures will stay here until you delete your pictures at photobucket:)

And your project are exellent. One of the absolute best projects around here:)

[Matt Olieman]

Yakov

Upload pictures to www.photobucket.com (http://www.photobucket.com) Then you can insert link to pictures when you are posting. Then the pictures will stay here until you delete your pictures at photobucket:)

And your project are exellent. One of the absolute best projects around here:)

OK I give :) :) I changed settings in the photo gallery to allow access to any photos posted there. Open any photo and you will see the link/URL for the photo. So no need to post it somewhere else.

Of course once you have the link, you can post it here, in the forum, using the "insert image" option. Then just enter the URL from the photo in the gallery you wish to post. There ya go :) :) :)

Matt O.

[ivar hestnes]

Very good Matt:)

Think lots of people have missed that possibility.

[Matt Olieman]

Very good Matt:)

Think lots of people have missed that possibility.

They missed it because I made it impossible to find :) :) It was my fault, but, I fixed it... Sorry folks :(

Matt O.

[601]

Video of our first test flights: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMrDhF2R6E8

[Joe Cygan]

Wow! This was awesome, I loved it.

[Trevor Hale]

Great video.. Next time please feel free to upload your videos to www.mycockpitvideos.com

Best regards,

Trev

[ivar hestnes]

Big applaud for you folks to make this simulator functional. Really a different project compared to our buses and boings. Hope you share some more photos and information on your building progress. This is a project I really like.

Thanks for sharing the great video:)

[601]

Thank you friends, I`ll post pictures soon...

[Kerbo]

Wow! What kind of visualization system is that? It looks fantastic.

Thanks for sharing!

[warvet]

That looks really nice guys well done. Maybe you'd like to post photos of the outside of your sim and the video setup Inm sure all of us guys would love to see your setup.

Tim

[601]

It’s hard to say that we have a visualization system (as a system) today – we are just making first tests…

For this video we used one BenQ MP522 ST projector, bed-sheet as a screen, and front projection. In the future we are going to use 3 such projectors, curved screen and Sol7.

Regards,
Yakov.

[601]

I’ve posted some new photos of our progress here: http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/showgallery.php?ppuser=2019&cat=500

[super80]

Wow..That is one impressive project you have there..:)

[Michael Carter]

Wow! That's a great project with lots of detail. Tupolev would have been proud.