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pedals installed

Started by MLeavy737, March 26, 2011, 09:12:08 PM

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MLeavy737

Long story but i finally got my rudders pedals back from a friend in NY. Installed them and can finally finish the base and get going with this thing! Hope to have the build mostly finished before the hot summer wx hits TX. Plan is to then bring the sim into the house to continue work on the systems and display software thats underway.

Mike Leavy

Nat Crea

Damn those pedals looks so nice Mike!  :)

Congrats mate...

Nat

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jskibo

Wow Mike, can't wait to see yours finished.....

....hmmm, now I need to think of a reason for a business trip to Texas :)
Less than 4 years to retirement......

Nick1150

!!!!! That's what I call tidy work  ;)

Fantastic.... looks like a professional home cockpit is going to be born soon  :)
Nick

Boeing 737 NG home cockpit builder in Athens, Greece

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