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Main => New Here..? Introduce yourself! => Topic started by: DannyM on August 07, 2015, 02:45:50 PM
Hi all
My name is Danny and I'm from Sydney Australia
My cockpit of a Cessna 172 at the moment is still in its early days ( so i have a lot of questions)
I am good at the construction side of things but the electronics side gets a bit confusing, I have been experimenting with arduino with some success.
I have built some of the frame of the cockpit and one gauge so far (I'll post pics)
As you can see in the pics i have the fortune of having access to a laser cutter so if you need something cut just ask
Thanks Danny
Hi Danny,
Very nice!
Good to see another Aussie here. Welcome aboard mate.
Cheers,
Karl
Hi Danny,
Good job! Post another photos of work in progres!!
;)
Luigi
Such humble beginnings... very well done
Danny
Do not worry too much, programming is still Chinese for many of us.
Cards and softs have become much more user friendly and you will succed.
Here is a link on a french forum (illustrations are self explaining) with a WEALTH of info for a C172
Enjoy
http://www.pilote-virtuel.com/viewtopic.php?id=69890 (http://www.pilote-virtuel.com/viewtopic.php?id=69890)
Jack
Thanks all
That French guy did a great job on that sim, also has some measurements I was after
Thanks again
G'day Danny from Perth!!
I have a real C172 fuselage that I will be converting next year, see the pics at my website - http://www.aerosimsolutions.com.au/cessna-172-simulator/ (http://www.aerosimsolutions.com.au/cessna-172-simulator/) I can measure stuff for you if you want! PM me for my phone number. This real fuse with the interior owes me $1200, much easier than a big construction job, something you might want to consider!
Cheers Gwyn