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I know you are holding them in place with the coroplast panels, but resting them on the panel is concerning to me because TV’s are not really designed to take the load in that location and you could eventually wind up with a crack in the glass or damaged pixels over time.ģ- What is ‘leatherette’ and “mauldrin” (the panel interior fabric)? I went to Joann’s fabrics and all I could find was brown and beige polyvinyl simulated leather.
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(FYI- I’m having trouble finding 1080p tvs in that size, they all seem to be 720p)
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There are always trade offs isn’t there!Ģ- You probably get this question all the time, but the 32″ 1080p TVs seem to be just resting the bottom of the flat screen panel directly on the wood frame instead of using the tv stand, is that correct? From the drawing it looks like it would have to be resting directly on the 2 short 2×4 vertical studs on each side. (Do you know of any cases like that?) Thus I could get the engine & nav gauges on this screen using air manager 3.0, It would be a lot cheaper to getting the 3 Saitek FIP’s, and allow for more configurations, but not sure if it would fit on the panel yet. Side note: I wonder if it would be possible to use a micro “computer stick” with a slightly larger, used wide monitor. What size screen and what OS are you running? Air manager on the apple store says it requires OS 9 minimum, and I’m not sure I can get a used older iPad that is still compatible with that later OS. I do have a couple of questions about the sim configuration you have:ġ- I think you said you were using an old iPad 4 for the 6 basic flight gauges. It could be a really fun project for us, and we want to put our experiences on YouTube as well. Our basic flight controllers will be on a desk till we make some decisions about the equipment we want to buy and build configurations. Your videos are the easiest of videos to enjoy for myself, wife and friends. I presume I will be setting up for a ceesna 172 primarily or 182?Īny or all information will be greatly appreciated.
I will be using fsx with 8 orbx Australian addons included with my purchase ☺and I bought from REX, worldwide airports hd, advantage radar and essentials plus overdrive all on sale.Īpologies about the novel but flying is a dream and in a sim, the right gear & apps will get me closer to taking real life lessons.
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I think you have pilotedge loaded on a free floating ipad on most flights and I think it’s great for a beginner like me (I am in Australia too) but is it compatible with android or can you suggest apps for me to use. So what are your thoughts at 4′ away and if it’s an issue maybe I could extend the quarter panel furher or what would you do?Īlso I like your apps on ipad but I will be using android. Obviously, the further back the screen, the surroundings around the tv come into play, which must not happen. Given that one doesn’t want to be sitting any closer than 4′ from the screen. For the front I am wondering what you think about 55″curved 4k tv as far as size goes? Which is 49″ across. I bought two 32″ tv’s for the windows, 1366×768 a nice price of $200 aud or $150 u.s. I have the saitek gear now and will be using two 10″ androids on the dash with only 1 saitek instrument panel (destination unknown), unsure where to place it.
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Note that the panel PDF is 42″ across, and that I cut the template in half so I could make it 46″ wide. I hope it helps, and good luck! The panel template (which is a life-sized C172 panel schematic as a PDF) is here. It simply sits on top, which makes it easy to adjust and take in and out.Īnd here are the basic plans: a. Note that I DID NOT attached the panel base to the cockpit frame with screws. In terms of other supplies, I used long wood screws to connect the frame pieces together, and metal L-brackets to brace the corners (screwed in with 1/2 inch wood screws). I’ve been really flattered by the number of simulations enthusiasts who have started building their own based on what they’ve seen here, so if this can help them and others on their journey, I happy to offer it.įirst, the lumber (and remember to measure twice, cut once!) …ġ piece 3/4″ x 11′ x 48″ MDF for the panel baseġ piece 1/4″ x 18″ x 46″ MDF for the panel itself I will put together a more detailed set that includes the basic supplies I used as well, but in the meantime I figure this will help those looking to build their own basement simulators. Today I took the time to get them in order, and here they are. Readers have been asking for my plans since I put the site online, but my early Google SketchUp files were rough and I made some changes during construction, so I haven’t posted them.
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