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Home built cockpit projects
This page lists individual projects. Also see - articles on how to build a cockpit 747- John Dunkley 
>>> external web-site – www.hyway.com.au/747/747.html - Matthew Sheil's 747, nominated by the Guiness Book of Records as the "world's most expensive home flight simulator", the full sized and motion sim uses 45 different software programs running on 14 computers. 
Ed Bult's Trim Control Chris "SpeedOne" Van Lierop - cockpit building info 
F/A-18 by Mackenzie 
F/A-18 by Wietlpach 
F-16 cockpit scale model 
F-16 - Peter Hausamann F-16C - Martin www.internationalcockpitclub.org.uk - Database of real cockpits under restoration Kevin Coyne's Ejection Site 
I used to fly in MiGMan's MiG-pit Mk-I - my home-built cockpit. It was programmable if you had a day or so to spare! I used to use the Saitek controllers, then the Sidewinder USB gear and now the Thrustmaster H.O.T.A.S. Cougar. Quickshot Masterpilot - Todd Ferrante's tips on daisy chaining 
Bill O'Riordan's full motion cockpit 
USDC Space Simulator 
Westland Sikorsky controls WW2 cockpit by Todd Wikel Home ArcadesFood for thought for home cockpit builders. This guy - Mickster - has built his own video game arcade using PC emulators running in original arcade cabinets : Mickster's classic arcade web site - It shows what can be done these days using PC's and a bit of imagination and effort to create your own entertainment environment.Email MiGMan with your experiences or any information related to this sim. |
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