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Building a Circuit Breaker panel. Cessna 172 digital.

Started by _alioth_, March 16, 2026, 03:27:18 AM

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I have built a fully functional push/pull circuit breaker panel for cessna 172 digital.
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Arturo Moreno.

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I saw your build.  Amazing that I would like to apply to several of the B737NG panels.
Warren "FSAviator"
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