Lightweight Spotting Scopes

Generical Panel homebuilt


Walking around the net I found this ...

http://www.desktopaviator.com/Products/Panel/Model_1010X/scan1A.gif

A generic panel for small aircraft produced by General Aviator aviator
desktop and sold for $ 112 and 95. (The link to the manufacturer's full of ideas .. easy to make at home .. http://www.desktopaviator.com/
A switch series plays the part of the panel lights, one switch controls the ignition and off the battery and alternator.
Finally, a key reproduces the use of magnets for the ignition.

Risaltra to mind so I had a draft heard long ago:
a console to play Train Simulator or any game for a PC workstation using a joypad for PlayStation or PC.
Here the link of the project implemented and instructions.

http://www.amicitreni.net/Forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=45347&whichpage=1

http://www.marucchi.it/banco/02.jpg

Why not combine the two to create the panel to FlightSimulator?
said than done ... .. oh my God did say, however, did not ... ..
Come to order ... After I brought
:
-6 electrical switch on / off (2Euro)
joystick-playstation2 (10euro)

-double-box radio button (style alt / bat)
-lock (the mailbox is the maximum) soldering iron

-so-very patient-
wires of small diameter

I began by disassembling joy removing all the plastic buttons and scratching each contact of each key to allow an easier outlet to the pond. Then, with painstaking craftsmanship
: D I soldered all the wires (I recommend the soldering tip in a short time .. gives you a hand to do all the work). Be careful not to heat too much the plate pre printed joy of otherwise good-bye ...
And here is the post after a long work ... and the result ..



Now after completing the first part with the help of my dad (which by now since I invent every little way you could satisfy ste outlandish requests of his son ...) and one of my very "homemade" project. ..

I got a box to contain the joy and the various cables and iron front, where they were born with some milling slots per switch and key switch alt / bat...Inseriti slots (they look like ikea instructions). ..
Hence the project here .. almost completed the switch to single test alt / bat.

And here in hardware design is complete ... with black paint ... THE PANEL ...

Not bad for a HomeBuild ... : D
I greet you with a final photo ... here (with attached box and post it to distinguish the various functions) in these days of test .. with profanity and FSUIPC to pull various mortgage ... But in the end, the satisfaction is great ...
The last touch is to print the names of the functions via the PC to make it more like the real ...
Greetings to all! Ciaooooo