Sim Break Out Board (BOB)
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- Опубликовано: 25 янв 2024
- This video showcases the process of building, testing, and programming the new v2 Sim Break Out board designed for the sim community utilising Mobiflight. It has 64 additional inputs and 32 outputs on top of the original Arduino Mega I/O powered by an Arduino Mega Pro. The item is now available for purchase on the webshop at www.737DIYSIM.com.
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Thanks Karl, received my BOB, in perfect condition, speedy delivery, packed well, really impressed. Can't wait to put it together and start using it. Been pondering for a year how to connect everything together for my A380 build !!!!!, problem now solved. Might need another one and would highly recommend it to anyone who is building a sim. Thanks again.
Once again, Karl, you're a bloody genius.
Awesome work again Karl!
Talk about perfect timing Karl, you know ive asked a couple of questions about this before so i can sit and watch this loads of times, we are all grateful to you for these tutorials
Karl, great use of available resources. I always wondered if networking hardware could be used! I will be implementing these into my future build!
And again as usual, fantastic work Karl!
Yet another great video! Love your videos thanks for sharing!
Thanks for watching and the feedback! 👍
You know where this is all heading, Karl is going to have the first 737 sim with a diy pick-n-place robot and reflow oven (I guess in the fake Lav behind the captain’s seat?)
You are the g.o.a.t 🎉
Hi Karl… amazing stuff. Will there be also a wiring diagram with this BOB for Heli Control Set?
13:11 you talk about having a single resistor for all the LEDs, that means that the brightness of the LEDs will change depending on how many you have lit, having only 1 LED on will be bright but having 8 on will only be an eighth of the brightness. It is generally better to have one resistor per LED.
It might be worth using a LED driving IC instead, then you don’t need resistors and you can control the brightness of each LED individually.
Brilliant as usual Karl! Those PCBs look top notch :) Off top question please - where did you get those table tops and drawers here in UK?? Have you bought them separately or as complete desk?? Love them!
Excellent little board! Can I ask Where can I buy or download this board?
Hi I have looked at the majestic q400? If so, can you please added to your cockpit build projects. Thank you
Awesome work, will consider it for using it in my Beech 58 Baron project, mainly for the magneto/starter, all the other swtitches, warning panel, flood light etc..What do you think.. Instruments has own boards/system
Thank you, I've been using it all week just for prototyping. It will work fine for any sim. 👍
Thanks, i will try, another question, what kind of cables are you using (white ones) and where to find@@helimech8152
Can you do an update video of what you r up to and your plan for the channel?
Good morning. Great videos, I have been watching for years. I think I am finally ready to take the plunge into a full size sim. I couldn't find any way to mssg you except here. I am trying to access your store but it keeps telling me the page is unresponsive. Is this on my end or did you take it down? Thanks
www.737DIYSIM.com, The site is so big, its just slow.....
Some close ups would be useful... Maybe an overhead camera.
You mentioned in one of your videos, I don't remember if it for for 737 of 172, that you didn't know the actually size of a panel part. I want to create a CJ4 (pilot only) cockpit and was wondering what you have found is the best way to estimate dimensions. I can't find dimensions for anything on this jet. I was thinking that zooming a screenshot to make the heading encoder knob a fair standard of 15mm would allow me to get somewhere close to take dimensions, but if you have a better way... I know you're busy, but a reply from you or someone from the community would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Karl, do you bring these boards to Lelystad also, to sell there?
Karl, I have a question. I already have Korry buttons, PCB-based and has individual Resistors for both upper/lower LEDs. If I use this BOB which I pressume already has a resistor, what will happen to the Resistors on board the Korry PCB? Will they take effect? Or do I have to bypass them? Thanks in advance. As always, amazing video and tutorial!
Will you be selling them or the Gerber files?