Hi from France

[kelt760]

Bonjour everybody

I am a french cockpit builder, beginning a Baron58 with another Pierre (we are two "Pierre"!). We use IOCards and SIOC programming.

We already have a fully functionnal swich and annunciator panel (though a not the definitive one), a set of homemade functional throttle/propellers/mixture handles, and the Sioc programm to get all that to work (FS2004).

You can visit us at our site www.simubaron.new.fr (in french).

I'd also like to let you know of the french cockpit builders forum : www.air-cockpit.superforum.fr (but please stick to French on this forum).

Pierre

[warvet]

Pierre,
to create an international interest you may wish to translate your site to one of the most spoken languages in the world English, I think most non french speakers may not enjoy your site as much as they could had they understood your processes you used in building. JMO

Tim
A340
Canada

[Tracy Hale]

Pierre, welcome to the forum!

[Kennair]

Welcome Pierre,

I must say that I have gained lots of inspiration and knowledge, particularly of IOCards and SIOC from another french builder Claude Keiffer at Simucockpit. This site is also entirely in french but thanks to Altavista's Babelfish it can be adequately translated into English. I would say the same could be said for your site.

Ken.

[kelt760]

Hi from France

Welcome Pierre,

I must say that I have gained lots of inspiration and knowledge, particularly of IOCards and SIOC from another french builder Claude Keiffer at Simucockpit. This site is also entirely in french but thanks to Altavista's Babelfish it can be adequately translated into English. I would say the same could be said for your site.

Ken.

Simucockpit is one of the most well-known cockpits sites in french. I a m trying to complement it with some SIOC tips and tehcniques, which an automatic translator could handle, I think. Anyway, SIOC itself is english based.

I do not have time enough to translate the whole site in english, not even the SIOC page.

But maybe some of you can understand as little french as needed to read thoses tips (currently rather basic, but useful, I hope).

Pierre www.simubaron.new.fr