Need a picture of a couple of 737 items

[727737Nut]

I want to print out a Yaw Dampner gauge and Hydraulic pressure gauge for my MIP as eye candy  Anyone have a photo real version of these sitting on their PC?

Thanks
Rob 

[bussgarfield]

No Rob but I would also like to print out the yaw damper gauge for the same reason. I have the hydraulic gauge from OpenCockpits as part of the MIP panels I bought but it does appear to be on the large size.

I shall be keeping an eye on your post.

Gary

[Joe Lavery]

Don't know if this is any use to you guys, it's from the talented Juan Cordon's website.

http://users.skynet.be/jcordon/cockpit/gauges.htm

There's not a Yaw Damper there but it's very easy to change one of the images using an image editor.
I'm away this weekend but if you get no luck by Monday, drop me a PM and I''ll draw one up for you in Corel Draw. I can convert that to a pdf for you to print out yourself. 

Cheers
Joe.

[jackpilot]

Rob
If you are not after 100% replica.
YD:
Alternative to a dummy and usually less than $20 on EBay. Search Hobbs
Here on my previous and new Sim.
Brake:
I use this real gauge which is iterfaced,

[blueskydriver]

Jack,

Will you share how you did the interfacing for the brake pressure and what all is attached to the back of the gauge unit?

Thanks,

BSD

[Aerosim Solutions]

Here's a brake pressure gauge decal I made for my sim!


Cheers Gwyn
Aerosim Solutions

[bussgarfield]

Gwyn,

That is just what the doctor ordered. Wonderful stuff.

All, we need now is the yaw damper - you don't have one of those laying in your bottom drawer do you ?

Cheers mate.

Gary

[727737Nut]

Jack,

Will you share how you did the interfacing for the brake pressure and what all is attached to the back of the gauge unit?

Thanks,

BSD

He is just applying 5V thru an adjustable pot to make it read the pressure simulated in the green band.  It is eye candy.      
You can easily make it  fully functional if you are using any brand of servo cards.  Let me know if you are interested.
Rob

[jackpilot]

He is just applying 5V thru an adjustable pot to make it read the pressure simulated in the green band.  It is eye candy.      
Rob

Not exactly Rob.
There is a capacitor in the circuit allowing the gauge pointer to move slowly up or down
Linking the 5V input to the proper hyd pumps switch makes it react much nicer  than a piece of cardboard anyway.
It is a good looking, easy and cheap way to populate some holes like the one above or the Oxy, Fuel temp, etc which are not first priority on a budget (lol).
BSD :check
http://www.cockpitbuilders.com/community/index.php?topic=864.msg6754#msg6754

[markuspilot]

some later 73 are produced without the yaw damper indicator.

use switch and annunciator on the overhead + six pack for system status. 

say goodbye to the little guage on the fwd panel 

M

there ya go just saved you some $$$$

[Nat Crea]

I hear you Mark, but we love our little gauges 

[Joe Lavery]

A see since my original post that no one has come up with a Yaw Damoper image. So I've knocked one up in Corel Draw, and saved it to a pdf; took all of ten minutes...
One plain and one with a bit of drop shadow.

Hope it's of some use.

Joe.

[727737Nut]

Thanks Joe!

[jackpilot]

Joe:   #2 with shadows is real nice

Nat:  Is'nt it a case of showing off your yoke backlighting, by chance???
(Hummm, envious)

[bussgarfield]

Joe,

Excellent stuff.

Thanks ever so.

Gary

[Joe Lavery]

No Problem,

If you need any other graphics and I can help, just ask. I have qualifications in AutoCAD, 3D Studio and 10 years experience with Corel Draw and Photoshop. 

Joe.

[Aerosim Solutions]

Gwyn,

That is just what the doctor ordered. Wonderful stuff.

All, we need now is the yaw damper - you don't have one of those laying in your bottom drawer do you ?

Cheers mate.

Gary

I'll make one for you but give me a few days to get to it!!!

Cheers Gwyn

[bussgarfield]

Cheers Gwyn.

No rush, it is very good of you.

By the way, it is the Yaw damper thats needed - not the bottom drawer !!

Gary.

[jackpilot]

[ebay]230489122095[/ebay]

[Aerosim Solutions]

Yaw Damper!


Cheers Gwyn

PS I've done most of the B737 gauges, I'll upload them soon.

[bussgarfield]

Thanks Gwyn.

Gary