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Thread: My 737 Project
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07-10-2007, 02:27 PM #71
Looks Great Bob.. Get that baby whipped into shape. It is going to fly a lot at the end of the month
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Trevor Hale
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07-25-2007, 11:36 PM #72
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Well the CDU bay is in! WOW things just keep getting better! Hard to believe this was just a storage space back in December and my Pit was in boxes. I think it is ready Trevor.. I have a few little finishing touches to get done but the sim is what it is for your visit.... Here is the latest.... http://www.mycockpit.org/photopost/s...ry.php?cat=542 First 2 pics.. Moer to come...
Bob Reed
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07-26-2007, 08:09 AM #73
OMG! Absolutely amazing. I think it's great you got that 15" monitor and PSone screen to fit behind it. I wasn't sure how you were going to be able to do that. Stunning Bob. Can't wait to see it Sunday.
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Trevor Hale
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07-28-2007, 04:39 PM #74
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Now with all that I have gotten done in the last few weeks the next step will be the Glare Shield. I need to get this done. I do have the 6 packs all ready to go along with the Master Caution annunciators... So much to do.. SO little time.. Not my saying but I do like it!
Bob Reed
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07-28-2007, 05:58 PM #75
I just have to say that you guys who do it the hard way (you know who you are) are absolutely amazing. Building a flight deck & just using plug & play components is hard enough as it is, and I'm just amazed at your ingenuity, resourcefulness and determination
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I've gone the 'easy' route (aside from my throttle) and I find the going very tough as it is and I can't imagine trying it your way. So, kudos to all of you who manage to do what many of us would say is impossible. You truly deserve a big round of applause.
Maurice
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07-28-2007, 07:10 PM #76
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Hi Maurice. Thank you for that but.... I have to say I have not always been what I am today as a builder. There was a time (and still do from time to time) I would just sit a stare and say man I would like to be able to do that. And if you look I have still not tackled a TQ! So I think you are one step a head of me. The thing to remember is each person does what he (or she) is comfortable with and that is how it goes. I look at your sim and it is a remarkable work to me.
Bob Reed
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07-31-2007, 09:37 AM #77
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Ok time for an update on what I have been working on for the last couple of weeks. Yesterday I had Trevor Hale here for a visit. Guys, if you have the chance to get together with any of the other builders here to fly your sims, DO IT!!!! I can not tel you how AWESOME it was! 2 nuts in one sim flying it like a crew. It was just awesome. Now for the 2 weeks up until then I had been busy doing things that I had been putting off for a long while. Adding the second monitor, finishing up some of the wiring, building the CDU bay... I could go on for a while. Although the sim needed a little bit of tweaking once we started flying I have to say the thing flew pretty good! It was just so much fun to have a fellow enthusiast sitting next to me in MY simulator... I have gone and flown other peoples sims in the past and had them tell me it was a privilege to have me fly it and thought ya ok It was I who was privileged!! But now I KNOW it is true it was pure enjoyment and a privilege that I had Trevor here to see and fly my sim... Pictures to follow.... (just have to make the smaller)
Bob Reed
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07-31-2007, 12:22 PM #78
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Important!
Ok folks. If you have emailed me any questions about my interface board at HCBParts.. I need you to email me again. I just had a catisstrophic drive failuer and lost everything on my internet computer. Also means I lost most of my pics of Trevor's visit.... I think I gave them to him.. I hope... Any way I will be slpending most of today rebuilding the machine.
Bob Reed
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07-31-2007, 02:00 PM #79
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07-31-2007, 02:08 PM #80
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Thanks BSW!!!!
Bob Reed
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