HOME COCKPIT from DIY to OEM
Christoph Paulus from Cockpit Concept is working on ARINC 429 boards. His plan is to create a cheap and easy to handle ARINC 429 board which should make OEM panels almost plug and play. Tell me this is not Black
I started working on Electric panel 35VU pin-out and it is a nightmare. Korry OFF lights are all connected in a group and they all use same two pins which is logical I guess. I need to find a way
With original parts and panels you will come to a question of power as these parts also need “original” power. With A320 there are mainly three power figures 5VAC, 28VDC and 115VAC 400Hz going in and out of transformers. Korry
This is one interesting kickstarter project. Team called V1 Avionics is developing ARINC interface “box” which will allegedly enable connection and use of real parts and panels in flight simulators. This interface will handle data transfer between the flight simulator and the
I made a decision to go for the OpenCockpits interface boards. I will start with IOCard Master64, which provides 72 input and 64 output signals and USB Expansion card, which enables the connection of four master cards and everything together
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