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737 Overhead Frame Needed/Info

Started by 737man, October 07, 2014, 08:28:20 AM

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737man

Hey Guys,

I need help with locating an frame structure to mount my FDS overhead panels?
I have seen some on the web, but need advise on the pros and cons?  My space will not warrant a full cockpit structure.

any thoughts would be great!! :)

jackpilot

You just missed a super deal at $220 for a real unit.
They usually go for 3-400$ on Ebay
http://www.cockpitbuilders.com/community/index.php?topic=4454.0

Just sold it to a lucky member here.
Check EBay on a regular Basis. Nothing beats a real one with Dzus railings


Jack

TomAnderson

I will be listing one tomorrow  :)
$275  w/ the upper frame.

mickc

One just listed on Ebay this morning, no lightplates though

http://r.ebay.com/Zq2AeV

TomAnderson

I was going to list it, but it sold before I could. I may have another in a week or two.

737man

Sorry Guys should have been more specific.   I am looking for the frame to hold the FWD & AFT overhead panels, not the overhead housing/boxes.  I have seen ones in the net.  Some of them look like a tripod that attaches behind the MIP with 2 legs that go on each side of the seats.

Does that make sense?

jackpilot

http://www.jetmax.ca/accessories/jetmax-737oh1-std

The other option is having one made by a local machine shop
Use aluminum not steel!
Jack


Jack

737man

Sounds good, but where do I find the measurements?
or build Map?

geeman47

I can attest to the build quality and strength being as I just put the JetMax Overhead support structure together 4 days ago.  It is one heavy and sound support!  You don't have to worry about the Overhead falling on your head with this structure unless it falls on you during the install!

George
HR Director: NDBAir NDBAir.com Virtual Airline

JetMax 737 NGX
Atari 800 XL  powering Sim Avionics Computer and Atari ST powering the FSX Computer

mickc

Quote from: lancewagner on October 08, 2014, 01:22:21 PM
Sounds good, but where do I find the measurements?
or build Map?

Clement's website has detailed measurements, photos and details for this frame. (as well as pretty much everything else!!)

http://www.flightdeck737.be/hardware/fwd-aft-overhead/overheadconstructie/

wax78

Hi,

I'm paying attention to your post since i will struggle in the next few months with building an overhead stand for FWD and AFT, which needs to be strong, and moreover reliable! I don't want to be crushed while doing my checklist  ;)

I'm quite interested by the Jetmax model but i if i understood properly, it's aimed to hook up only the FWD overhead...

C U.
JP

geeman47

The JetMax Overhead Stand is designed for the forward overhead only.  Could you put an aft OH on it, probably so.  I'm no engineer but that sucker is strong.  Some of it may depend on how it's mounted, mine is bolted to the MIP, and the MIP and it's structure is screwed to the floor.  If you have an idea on the weight of the aft OH I'll conduct some unscientific testsfor you  (read-hang some extra weight on it and see how it does) LOL

George
HR Director: NDBAir NDBAir.com Virtual Airline

JetMax 737 NGX
Atari 800 XL  powering Sim Avionics Computer and Atari ST powering the FSX Computer

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