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Great content! Was wondering why you use the clear acrylic instead of using the grey pieces as the back plate?

Good video !

This is one of padt i'm waiting for, 👍

Excellent class, a big hug from Brazil.

Cool design. I'm creeping up on building something similar and just getting some ideas, thanks!

Hi Mickey, the gear files are not in the download section. Can you please ahare ao i can finish this panel?

Help. I am using msfs202, pmdg 737-700, and mobiflight. I am trying to configure the displays. I am doing the exact same thing you are doing except I am not using prosim. When I type in the offset for the for any of them ex. 0x66ED and the bytes of 2 just like you do with the same digits, my sim and output in mobiflight are both still 0. none of them work. Is it because I am not using prosim?

Hello, Big fan of your build videos. i am thinking of using XPS foam which is available to me. what kind of epoxy resin(any brand suggestion) that wont melt the foam? thanks.

Great effort, congrats. As a b737 pilot I am amazed these working pieces.

Hi Michael, is your backlight fully working? As I can see at 7.15 in the video, the bars are located behind the texts at the top of the panels. Maybe a small suggestion for easier mount (at least works for me) is to use some kind of T-nuts on the back bar like en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/T-nut, then you use bolts from the back of the mip.

Hi I want to build a filter too and have watched your video many times and did my research. What really boggles my mind is that you have used an inline fan, while all the places on the internet say that inline fans are not good for enough pressure generation to suck the air through all the filter layers. Those sources suggest that we must use centrifugal fan to generate enough pressure. I want to make my filter just like yours but I am not sure about the fan. Can you please share your fan specs with us. Thanks a ton in advance.

Hi Michael, thanks for video. We have now June 2024. Can you please give short update about your filter system? Did you need to update the design? After how many hours of laser cutting did you change the filters?

Such a great video! I love the intricacies of these mechanisms!

Hi where can i get the OffSets for Prosim ??

Forever Legend ♥️🥃

sehr cool :-)

Wonderful job Michael ! i love your videos

I used hall sensors instead of microswitches with a magnet in the handle. With 3d printed pockets the hall sensors can be positioned accurately and dont experience mechanical forces. Btw, I made the same locking mechanism mistake. I could not find any documentation on how it should work in real life. I am glad you solved the mystery but I wont make a version 2 ;-)

Excellent!!!!

Ich hab das Staubdingen aus einem alten Fahrradschlauch gefertigt, geht auch wunderbar.

For the dust protection, you can also use the inner tube of a bicycle, it works :)

wie immer, grandios! Obwohl der Neidfaktor echt hoch ist 😀 In diesem Sinne frohes Werkeln an den nächsten Teil-Projekten.

Hello commander and teacher, a big hug from Brazil !

How can I access the sketch files on your site? Do I have to pay? 

Hello, congratulations for such good videos. Could you please tell me what 3D printer you use? I can't wait to start. Thank you so much. Greetings from Santa Marta, Colombia. I am making the cabin of the Airbus a320 and I am already quite advanced, but now before the Korrys I am going for the Knobs.

Great videos Mickey. If I may ask, how did you get the rotary switch from 8 way to 3 way for the cross feed?

Just want to say I appreciate your videos! The other week I took the plunge and purchased a 60W laser cutter and ProSim license. These config videos are so helpful as I know nothing about ProSim and Mobiflight set-up. Also, I appreciate that you make assembly videos for every cockpit part, as I'm also not good at wiring. I have lots to learn, but I can't wait to get started! Keep up the great work!

This was a great video. How do you figure out the filter requirements and fan power? 7:35 ish. That is what I am most worried about, making a filter system but the fan is not enough to pull the dust and smoke from the machine effectively.

I wish I would’ve seen this sooner but yeah, that font is spot on!

Hi Michael, I did’t get a close look to the engraving bit you are using, can you please tell me which one it is and where you got it? It looks somehow different from the bits that I have been using. Thanks in advance! Best regards, Jaap

Looks nice, I beefed mine up since they double as foot rest.

Michael, which brand of wax are you using for your filler? You get much better results then I get, especially with your white wax. Thanks.

6:26 “making a Boeing out of scrap pieces” haha that’s what Boeing is doing anyway surely?

Happy to see you again after long pause

Hi Mickey, I am following your channel since the beginning thank you so much for the videos. I can now afford to buy some tools to build a small cockpit for myself. Would it be possible for you to share the parameters for the cutting on the CNC ? The engraving works perfectly however I have some challenges with cutting the edges are terrible. Or maybe it comes from the tape that is not strong enough and make the small pieces vibrating on the tool. Thanks again!

Mike!! I just want to let you know that the other day was a exactly seven years that I follow you.🥃🥃 Thank you for all your efforts and hard work,hope you continue doing that for long time 🥃🥃

Awesome Mickey! Looks fantastic!

That's a very good job well done 👍

Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass Du Deinen Laser nach der CNC Fräse angeschafft hast. Würdest Du heute die Annunciator Gravuren immer noch mit dem Fräser machen, oder mit den Laser? Would You still use the cnc milling machine for engraving the annunciators or use the laser engraver?

Hello Michael, Do you have a video or a page on your website that explains why it takes 3 pieces of plexiglass (some of which are only partially painted) to make a part of the 737? Why not cut out already painted plexi and possibly make small touch-ups if the CNC has caused some damage? And why not engrave the texts before cutting the pieces to be sure you are in the right place? Thanks in advance for your answers ! Thank you for all your sharing which is very inspiring to make you want to start!

Are all the LEDs for the Annuciators connected to an own pin on the Arduino? (That's like 2 Arduino Mega's for the 100 Annuciators)

Hallo Michael, habe mal eine Frage. Wenn ich mehrere arduino installiert habe muß dann jedes mobiflight separat gestartet werden? LG Hans-Dieter

Hey, at 28:06 you put 2 black things in the pcb. There are not the MAX7219 because you add the MAX7219 a few seconds later. What are those black things you "push" the MAX7219's in?

Quick question. Do you really need to exhaust the air? Can it not just go back to the room? This would save a lot on heating costs.

Mcp? Or throttle?

I haven't seen an answer to your question from this video, about the 9.53K resistor. Just in case you haven't figured it out yet, here is my answer. If you use a 9.69K resistor (9.53K is probably close enough) then each of your segments will receive a 40mA current. If your LEDs had a 3.5 forward voltage and were rated to accept this sort of current (40mA) they could potentially work, especially if you had further current limiting resistors connected to each segments input. 9.53K is a bare minimum resistance for special cases, it seems and they probably shouldn't have used it in there schematic. 47K which is what you chose in the end, is a very sensible choice as it brings the current down to acceptable values for your 7 segment LEDs, which are probably rated to accept 20mA. The current given out to each segment is about 100 times the current that goes into the MAX7219 chip at pin 18, according to the documentation. So, if you had it connected to 5V with the 9.53K resistor, pin 18 was receiving about 0.52mA. Therefore it was giving out about 52mA to each segment. I'm not an electronics professional, but I believe my answer is correct and hope it helps you.

Building a home cockpit now, but these panels have me the most anxious in how to accomplish. Im a general contractor, with engineering background, so can build things, but know nothing about how to go about accomplishing this type of detailed cut and etching.

Excellent class, as always a learning experience with each video, a big hug from here in Brazil.

Could u show how to wire a multiplexer up

Great video capitan, I started to think that you stopped with videos...