Re: Simu Mirage 2000-5, MicaGR
Posté: Mar 22 Oct 2013 16:19Really impressive !
Congrats ! Keep let us know about the upgrades
Congrats ! Keep let us know about the upgrades
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Posté: Mar 22 Oct 2013 16:19Re: Simu Mirage 2000-5, MicaGR
Posté: Mar 22 Oct 2013 16:27The only problem yet, is that I can't find monitors in the sizes I want...
Re: Simu Mirage 2000-5, MicaGR
Posté: Sam 2 Nov 2013 00:21Hello
Really great work!!! Congratulations.
I saw your schema with the LEDs. They are drawn in the wrong direction but I guess you did it right when wiring.
Really great work!!! Congratulations.
I saw your schema with the LEDs. They are drawn in the wrong direction but I guess you did it right when wiring.
Re: Simu Mirage 2000-5, MicaGR
Posté: Sam 21 Fév 2015 21:31Hello to all forum members,
Its been a very long time since my last post to this topic. Du to the fact that I was doing a very long search for monitors, so I can finally end with the MFDs, I've spend more than a year to that and all other "projects" have been frozen.
I've found a company that makes custom made LCD monitors, but after a month from my order, I had to cancel it. They couldn't make them. So, no luck with the monitors. Now I am in the thinking of doing a modification to the main body of the front panel, so I can place in 90 degrees 2 10 inch (maybe) monitors. WORK IN PROGRESS for that.
So, I've moved to the next project I had. And that was the update of the Mirage stick with a "copy" of how the original looks.
3d drawings have been done by a very very good friend of mine from French.
Above a picture from the 3d design.
Below pictures from the final product. Before and after the primer.
Cause it was very fragile, I had to make it strong and heavy also for the calibration to stay in center. So I used artistic use cement. In 7 minutes its strong as stone.
As you can see cable is going outside from the base, cause in the original, is not IN the base but outside.
I use 3.3cm PVC to make the final part that I'll connect the main stick.
[thumbnail]http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/mixtsat/Mirage%202000-5%20Home%20Pit/20150220_211906.jpg[/thumbnail]
Finally after painted,.... :Jumpy:
Its fully working, no problem in flight!!! Tested in hard turns and very hard moves, without any problem.
Until next post....
Its been a very long time since my last post to this topic. Du to the fact that I was doing a very long search for monitors, so I can finally end with the MFDs, I've spend more than a year to that and all other "projects" have been frozen.
I've found a company that makes custom made LCD monitors, but after a month from my order, I had to cancel it. They couldn't make them. So, no luck with the monitors. Now I am in the thinking of doing a modification to the main body of the front panel, so I can place in 90 degrees 2 10 inch (maybe) monitors. WORK IN PROGRESS for that.
So, I've moved to the next project I had. And that was the update of the Mirage stick with a "copy" of how the original looks.
3d drawings have been done by a very very good friend of mine from French.
Above a picture from the 3d design.
Below pictures from the final product. Before and after the primer.
Cause it was very fragile, I had to make it strong and heavy also for the calibration to stay in center. So I used artistic use cement. In 7 minutes its strong as stone.
As you can see cable is going outside from the base, cause in the original, is not IN the base but outside.
I use 3.3cm PVC to make the final part that I'll connect the main stick.
[thumbnail]http://i156.photobucket.com/albums/t25/mixtsat/Mirage%202000-5%20Home%20Pit/20150220_211906.jpg[/thumbnail]Finally after painted,.... :Jumpy:
Its fully working, no problem in flight!!! Tested in hard turns and very hard moves, without any problem.
Until next post....