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Hi,
Finally my TQ is getting closer to being done. It's amazing what a few hours a week can do for a project like this. It works, looks good (of course it does, I made it and I am proud, jejeje...). The best part, I SAVED a lot of money. I remember when I started cutting the first parts and then putting them together, it was an awesome felling, but then waoo... this really takes time! Should I just buy one? Well I decided not to, and the hard work paid off. Next step, work on the trim wheels.
Wow!!!! That's looks amazing. You must be very proud of yourself for putting together and engineering such a masterpiece. Congratulations!
Indeed Joe,
It took me a few months to get to this point, but completely worth it. I used basic home power tools and it is mostly made out of MDF, only a few parts are aluminum. Thank you for the nice comments and SIM SAFE!
Hi Pedro Great Job are you from PT?
Quip doing it.
Vitor
Hi,
No, not from PT. Thanks for the comments!!!
Great job pedro looks awesome !!!! Well done...
Riche..
WOW - that looks good, ..... well done!
Thank you for the nice comments. The TQ added a lot of life to my sim, love seeing the auto throttles and auto spoiler lever in action :D. Sweet!!!!
Well done Pedro,
That looks as good as anything this "pro" throttle builder can produce!!!
Regards, Gwyn
Looking good Pedro!
Cheers
Diego
looks great...well done.
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Originally Posted by diegov
Part of the motivation was thanks to you and your TQ AutoThrottle program.
I was looking to motorize my TQ and you made it really easy to do (wanted to finish the thing just to see the throttle levers and the spoiler lever move, je, je...). Now I really love arming the spoilers before landing. Also, all I have to do is plug-in the TQ to the computer, run your software, and see it come to life.
Once again thanks Diego!!!