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Here is a list of the parts I used, including their suppliers: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

I provide more information about the cost of my setup in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html You can also find a list of parts on this webpage: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/ If you follow the links for the suppliers you can find detailed price information on their website.

Yes, depending on what you select it might be anywhere between $50k and $100k.

You can find a list of parts and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

Glad you like it!

Actually it only cost me a few thousand dollars invested a while back. See ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

@@TheChosen1JL Maybe the dream will one day become reality!

Well, it does take some space, that's for sure.

I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

I have a video on that topic: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

You can find a detailed list of parts here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

It's a lot of fun for sure!

I'm glad you enjoyed the song. It's always fun to find a song that seems particularly fitting. How about this one: ruclips.net/user/shortsiHySNQlkr7U?si=wOBLI59d9d46svyb

Which airport is it?

@@Breenild Brindisi (LIBR)

@@captaintango quick question where did you buy the whole simulator from?

And I wouldn't know which one to fly. This makes it easy to pick.

I bought my cockpit from a company in Germany (Vier-Im-Pott) which resells the electronic modules from Skalarki (www.skalarki-electronics.com/en/onlineshop/category.html).

I'm glad you enjoyed the video.

You have to be on the lookout for when parts like that (the cabin interphone in this case) randomly come up on sites selling parts reclaimed from real aircrafts. Also there can be a wide range in the price asked for those. I got the interphone from a company in the Netherlands (Blackbird Aviation). I have integrated a few real parts in the cockpit: ruclips.net/video/7ZoYr3JRpxc/видео.html

@@captaintango Alr ty!

And does LNAV and VNAV work

And how much it costs bro

Follow your dream!

Yes LNAV and VNAV both work.

The cost will vary based on the options you pick but I paid around $70k for my setup. I started saving for it almost 10 years ago.

The electronic modules I used are from Skalarki, which has been in business for many years and is very reputable. Regarding their "plug & play" use, that will depend on the simulator platform and A320 model you'd like to use. For P3D and X-Plane the most common A320 models (FSL, Aerosoft, Toliss, etc.) are directly supported, making the experience "plug & play". Now, for FS 2020, most people would like to use the Fenix A320. As you might now, until recently, the use of "home cockpit" hardware was not allowed due to the license agreement between Fenix and ProSim. This has recently changed and I would expect that with time more Skalarki modules will be supported. I believe the initial focus was on FCU/EFIS and MCDU.

Great suggestion but unfortunately there is just not enough space left in that room to add a shell. Maybe in the next house...

You can find more info about the cost of my setup in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

There are actually quite a few vendors. You can find a list of parts and their suppliers at www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

Just follow the ECAM messages, it will be fine.

Thanks for your kind words. Much appreciated!

I guess it's all in the eyes of the beholder. If there is anything I'm trying to "tell" it is to inspire people to build a cockpit like this if that's something they are really interested in. Personally it was a dream of mine for a long time and I set some money aside a long time ago to be able to finance it: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

@captaintango absolutely agree, At the moment I'm going through the motions to do the real thing but having access to this is my dream, maybe a little down the road but yeah.

Nothing beats the real thing I'm sure. It was never an option for me though. Good luck for the future! Who knows what it might bring.

There are quite a few options for a 737 sim. Here are some links (in no particular order): flightdecksolutions.com/our-fleet/B737NG www.opencockpits.com/catalog/complete-b737-cockpit-p-583.html?language=en www.fsc.it/default.aspx sismo-soluciones.com/index.php?id_category=13&controller=category flypfc.com/shop/training-systems/fixed-wing-simulators/jet-cockpit-systems/fds-b737ng/ simonsolution.eu/product/fully-functional-737-max-cockpit-replica/ pacificsimulators.com/boeing-simulators/ Good luck with your project! If you have additional questions I would suggest using the Contact Us form on our website: www.flightpathsimulation.club/contact-us/

The key switches are "gated", meaning that you have to lift them before you can physically move them. It's the case for the engine master switches as well as the flaps, parking brake, weather radar, and a few others. So there is no risk of flipping them accidentally.

Thanks. It's a lot of fun for sure.

There are a few different suppliers. If you are curious I have a list of the parts I used and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

You can find more information about the cost of the sim in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

LOL. You know what you have to do now... Just get the rest of the setup to match 😉

Thanks. You can find a list of parts and suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/ And I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

I'm glad you liked it!

Absolutely. I don't have any direct experience but the hardware is supported in X-Plane. One possible challenge would be around running all the cockpit instruments (most cockpit builder software allows you to run those on separate computers).

@@captaintango i'll fugure out that later, i need tose +100k for the cockpit first, LOL, my pilot salary won't buy it in less than two years.

LOL. Understood.

Sure, but what if I can't get my pilot license? Should I turn that plane into a sim as well?

With that cotpit you will get your pilots license trust me

Thanks. I discuss the cost of my setup in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

You can get a feel for the assembly process in this video: ruclips.net/video/op6H1VLj9VU/видео.htmlsi=mAylR2nRVBLH7Ohu And you can find a list of parts and suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

I discuss the cost of the cockpit in this video: ruclips.net/video/ZeIV5dp3UBo/видео.html

@@captaintango thank you

Sure thing!

Most of the electronics is from Skalarki. The structural components, sidesticks, and rudder pedals are from Vier-Im-Pott. The seats are from OpenCockpits.

Exactly! Just one more thing... ruclips.net/p/PLJ1TYn01NBIRh-XPdG43QPt36DGnWbDrf

@@captaintango Hahaha! Oh my God, brilliant. 😅

Fortunately I still have my previous (much smaller) sim, where I can fly pretty much anything from small GA planes to 777 and the like.

Here is a video of the cockpit in action: ruclips.net/video/wvbz5R_7AIY/видео.html If there is anything in particular you'd like to see in a "demo" just let me know.

You can find a list of parts and their suppliers here: www.flightpathsimulation.club/a320-parts-list/

I am glad you enjoyed the video and the music. I hope one day you will indeed be able to do something like this as it is a lot of fun.

Absolutely. Things have been slower on my side due to a minor injury but I'm back in the cockpit now.