WANTED - 1 pair of Boeing stick shakers!

[Aerosim Solutions]

Hi all,
Please PM me or post a link if you see any stick shakers for sale!

Cheers Gwyn

[mickc]

Here is one,  http://www.ebay.com/itm/Safe-flight-Coaxial-Control-Stick-Shaker-737-747-757-767-777-/231651935782?hash=item35ef880626&vxp=mtr

And i have an extra one, so there is your pair

[Flying_Fox]

Hi Gwyn,

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Safeflight-Stick-Shakers-for-Boeing-737-747-757-767-777-yokes-/251699597688?hash=item3a9a771178

I bought a pair there a few month ago.

Nick

[757Simulator]

Hi Gwyn, you can always make them yourself. Very easy.


[url]http://youtu.be/Y2Ew5kIQpgc]
http://youtu.be/Y2Ew5kIQpgc
All the best,

Mitch

[andthiel]

Gwyn,

have a look here:

http://www.angelfire.com/il2/aphs/forsale/forsale.html

If there is nothing what you are looking for, send an e-mail to Cpt. Nick...

I bought mine from there and made some changes to get them work again:



Cheers mate - best regards from Germany to Down Under,

Andreas


Cheers,

Andreas

[andthiel]

Gwyn,

have a look here:

http://www.angelfire.com/il2/aphs/forsale/forsale.html

If there is nothing what you are looking for, send an e-mail to Cpt. Nick...

I bought mine from there and made some changes to get them work again:

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Cheers mate - best regards from Germany to Down Under,

Andreas


Cheers,

Andreas

[andthiel]

Sorry, the last pic from my first thread was not mine, I mixed it up when choosing from very small thumbs.

Here are the right ones:




Cheers,

Andreas

[Aerosim Solutions]

Thanks guys, that's a lot of great help, much appreciated.
I know I can make a couple of these and I actually bought some suitable 12VDC motors a while back and I was planning on spinning an eccentric counterweight that strikes a spring loaded plate for the clacker. It's a pretty basic device really but everytime I make myself something it ends up on my product list and I get even more snowed under, Aerosim is doing OK but I am still part time!

I see the real units are 27.5VDC, do these spin fast enough with  12V or is another power supply required? Cheers Mick I think your plan could be the winner, I might bid on that one you linked and then see you for your spare!

Cheers Gwyn

[quid246]

I think it's hard to beat the basic SafeFlight design... both in cost and "in flight experience".  Not sure how (or if) they would run at 12V... you can always get a cheap power supply for about $10-15 that will give you a couple amps of 28V to run them.

[mickc]

I see the real units are 27.5VDC, do these spin fast enough with  12V or is another power supply required? Cheers Mick I think your plan could be the winner, I might bid on that one you linked and then see you for your spare!

They will run on 12v, but pretty weakly and slow.  24v is Pretty good, and its marginally stronger at 28v.

[andthiel]

Gwyn,

have a look here:

http://www.conrad.com/ce/en/Search.html?search=HNP36EU-240-C&searchType=mainSearchBar

...works flawlessly (use a relais though)!

I am sure you will find similar ones in down under, too...


Cheers,

Andreas

[Aerosim Solutions]

It's looking like being a big spend for any of these on offer with the aussie dollar so weak so I think I'll be making a pair of shakers when I finish the Spitfire job. Thanks all GP