Video update on my 727 SIM

[737NUT]

I uploaded 2 videos of my 727 sim. First one is of my real 727 VSI gauge working using a Simkits USB gauge controller, a micro servoconnected via brass tubes using Mike Powell's methods.

http://www.geocities.com/raflyer/727vsi.avi (save target as)


This second one is of my real N1 and N2 engine gauges working using SIOC, OC servo card, and micro servo's attached via brass tubes.

http://www.geocities.com/raflyer/enggauge.avi (save target as)

[AndyT]

That's great! How about uploading them to our video site?
http://www.mycockpitvideos.com/index.php

[Matt Olieman]

That's great! How about uploading them to our video site?
http://www.mycockpitvideos.com/index.php

I'll go along with AndyT :p:p:p

Besides, all I get is this.....

Matt Olieman

[737NUT]

Uploaded videos to mycockpit :)

http://www.mycockpitvideos.com/watch/17e56e07902b254dfad1/Watch

http://www.mycockpitvideos.com/watch/b0395e163467c9dae521/Watch

[Michael Carter]

Cool video. The gauge looks really good. Smooooth too.

[737NUT]

Thanks, working on the flaps gauge next using the 26Vac 400Hz and a servo to turn a synchro. Funstuff but i guess not the stuff people want to see here?

[Michael Carter]

Why not? I'd like to see it.

[Padraig]

Thanks, working on the flaps gauge next using the 26Vac 400Hz and a servo to turn a synchro. Funstuff but i guess not the stuff people want to see here?

I would like to see it also, I liked your videos. Good work indeed.

[737NUT]

Why not? I'd like to see it.
I'll post some pics and a video shortly. It could be done using just servos but since i already have the 400hz power supply i am going to use the synchro's.

[WJH308]

Please post everything you want to, my brain wants to soak it all in!