The evolution of my simpit

[PHLpilot]

My goal is to build a realistic/ generic cockpit that I can use to fly most aircraft in Flight Sim. As of right now I’m still flying a desk but hopefully by the end of the year I will have a full enclosure and it will actually look and feel like a real aircraft. I primarily fly corporate jets so I guess I’m going to mostly model my simpit after the Citation X

In the beginning I only had one CH yoke and that’s it…then I added the CH rudder peddles. That’s when I decided to start building my simpit. Here is the first picture I took of my original setup.


Then I added a second monitor and got the Airliner setup from GoFlight


Next I added some Simkit instruments and the real 737 yoke by ACE


A few more simkit instruments and 2 more GoFlight modules, Oh and Logitech backlight keyboard (a really nice addition)


Same shot, a sort of night view to show the keyboard


Most current picture with the TripleHead2Go.


Same shot at Night...finally starting to feel the emersion.


So far:
3 “22 monitors with the TripleHead2Go
15 GoFlight modules
9 Simkit instruments (more on the way)
The real 737 yoke by ACE
Saiteks rudder peddles

Keep in mind this is just the beginning
So much more to do…

I will continue to post updates as I make more progress so stay tuned.

[Anderson/SBSP]

Wow!!! wonderfull pit!!!

[docmeister]

That's going to be a nice set up you have there. keep up the good work and keep us posted.

[PHLpilot]

Thanks guys for the kind words

[Matt Olieman]

Fantastic evolutionary change of your pit

Thanks for sharing the pics

Matt Olieman

[PHLpilot]

Update:

I just added the wet compass from simkits

[PHLpilot]

Update: I have added some more Simkits instruments.

[Matt Olieman]

Nice!!!!!

Looks like you need a panel to put the gauges on

Love the view

Matt Olieman

[Steve A]

I just love night flying. Amazing set up... Its an expensive hobby... im finding out. Are you on final approach in the space shuttle there lol

[verticallimit]

Nice to se the evolution.
I like your instruments, and the "monitor wall"