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Who has a genuine 737TQ? -- REQUEST

Started by xxilim, April 19, 2010, 07:24:39 AM

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jskibo

I can get you those off the revo tonight, but........All I have an inch based measuring tools.
Less than 4 years to retirement......

phil744

#26
Looking good,

I dont have anything to hand but there are some sketches and stuff around if you did dig deep enough, had a go at producing one of the TQ levers ages ago, i know the throttle knob is spot on but as for the rest of it i dont know if its right ot wrong, should be close.

3D step file attached, somthing to play with

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757-200, P3D, LD767,Arduino, panels by some british moron, pile of dead airplane parts and a hammer!

Yeah i got one of these facebook things too http://www.facebook.com/Simvionics

xxilim

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Hey inchs are as good as mm... :P

Phil, I placed your model against mine if you didn't mind, pretty big difference.

The model of my handles were decided from a combination of CAD drawings I had found a few months ago, i'll try and find the links later.

I'm curious to know if you used 3ds max to model it Phil?

Craig

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phil744

Hey no probs drew it one night because i was bored, never had the chance to measure a real TQ up, pure guesswork, i use Solid edge for all my designs
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Yeah i got one of these facebook things too http://www.facebook.com/Simvionics

jskibo

Quote from: xxilim on August 19, 2010, 06:33:20 AM
Well here's an extremely rough drawing  ;D

If any one gets the chance to attack a revsim or genuine throttle with a ruler to confirm these measurements, i'll owe u big time!

I didn't get around to noting the diameter and width of the trim wheel.   :-\ late night over here!

When I get a chance i'll detail the model a bit more and post it for confirmation.

Posted some pictures in my gallery here http://www.737nextgensim.com/?page_id=13 Click on the thumbs to get to the fullsize.  Let me know what other shots you need.
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fsaviator

I'm now also ready to provide you any measurements you need!  Let us know!

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xxilim

Hey warren, just had a week end away, ill post some more drawings in the next few days.
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