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Started by CeeGee, February 21, 2014, 03:18:35 AM

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I apologise for the long silence. We have finished the Comet 4 and all 5 aircrew stations work [P1, P2, Nav, Engr and wireless operator]. It is an outstanding piece of work by Mike and a full HD video will be released shortly showing all the Analogue gauges that were home made. It is the only Comet 4 Simpit in the world and was filmed for the Channel 4 "Comet Disaster" documentary last year.

The new project is a single seat fighter with a glass cockpit - strewth, this is new territory for us. This is a nose section rebuild again, and it is a British Navy Sea Harrier. I am trying to find 2 items:
1. A 7 inch GPS for FSX [no bigger than 7.5 inches wide].
2. A glass MIP for a single jet engine fighter [single engine is not that important for a glass MIP], again no bigger than 7.5 inches wide.

We do have a head-up display so we are considering a switchable MIP/EFIS which I have seen on the web, but I cannot find it again. Your help as always would be appreciated.
Charlie.
First Jet Airliner flies again

herculespilot

Amazing to see that there are other pits than 737.

Would be  very interesting to see some pictures.

Congrats..

Best Regards/ Beste Grüße
Thomas


CeeGee

Danke Thomas, This is the Comet and as I said, all 5 aircrew stations work:



and this is a very small part of the new project:


Front left

Front right

Centre

and the all important throttle quadrant

There is a LOT of work to do, but it will all work....... with a lot of help for this one!!!!
All the best, Charlie.
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